Throughout my life, I’ve grappled with a healthy obsession; objects that move people.

Things with wheels, wings, or hulls. Powered by engines, motors, turbines, or rockets.

Products that excite their users and enable greater freedom of mobility.

I began using 3-D software in high school, and learned that I could visualize objects before building them.

Using AutoCad, I designed our only Moonbuggy to successfully finish NASA’s obstacle course.

I also sourced suspension and drive components, and the class built and competed with it. Fantastic experience.

Shortly after, I was introduced to Industrial Design and College for Creative Studies.

Early into my formal design education, I recognized the capability of Alias and pursued it as a focus of my career.

I earned my BFA in Transportation Design from CCS, spring of 2011. Began work three days later.

Harnessing Alias software since 2008, I have learned to efficiently execute complex and beautiful surface data.

I possess the eye of a designer and the mind of a modeler. Able to easily interpret a designer’s vision.

Capable of solving any problem that inevitably arises from objects of such complex nature.

Critical enough to work around physical limitations and manufacturing requirements.

I am an expert Alias NURBS modeler with over a decade of professional experience.

That experience covers every part of the product development process. Including but not limited to:

Concept and sketch modeling

Digital and Physical evaluation models

Scan surfacing

Surface refinement

Production Class-A surface

B-side attachment strategy and execution

Part tooling utilizing various manufacturing techniques

Aerodynamic study and design solutions

Full-scale concept models

Alias trainings and tutorials

Sketching, rendering, problem solving

Working effectively in cross-functional environments

Communicating effectively as a member of diverse and talented teams

I also have experience with these tools:

Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, Autodesk Alias Sub-D, VRED, Keyshot, Catia, Solidworks, Microsoft Office