Product Design

As an Outdoor Product Design student at Oregon State University-Cascades, I gained a comprehensive understanding of the go-to-market process for developing and launching products. Throughout my academic journey, I developed a strong skill set in key areas such as 3D modeling, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Fusion 360, along with hands-on experience in rapid prototyping, sewing, pattern making, and woodworking. These technical competencies have been complemented by my ability to effectively communicate product specifications and material requirements to manufacturers, ensuring the successful realization of designs. This combination of practical skills and technical knowledge has equipped me with a well-rounded foundation for developing innovative outdoor products and taking them to market.

Adjustable Flashlight Hat Clip for Engineering Graphics and 3-D Modelling Class W/Engineering Drawings..

The PackVest was a prototype I helped develop during my time at OSU-Cascades. This project was developed as an attempt to develop a new product that had not seen the market before. The initial concept was a vest with a detachable backpack allowing the user to modify their clothing to be practical in multiple situations. Developed with Bluesign approved sustainable materials.