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Product Design
I'm a Product and Industrial Design student at Central Saint Martins, graduating in 2026. My work sits at the intersection of physical products and digital systems, not as a stylistic choice, but because that's where the most interesting and underdesigned problems tend to live. I research before I start designing, and I care far more about what something does than solely the stylistic choices. I'm currently looking for opportunities in product design and R&D where that kind of thinking is valued.
About me
I started out studying architecture at the Architectural Association in London before switching to product design at Central Saint Martins, not because I fell out of love with architecture, but because I wanted more room to explore. Every project I've worked on has had a completely different structure, a different subject, and required a new set of tools.
I'm less attached to any specific discipline than I am to working on things that leave a mark. Projects that change how people behave, experience something, or see the world.
When I'm not designing, I'm usually cooking, rock climbing, or windsurfing and wakeboarding when the summer allows it.
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Product Design
I'm a Product and Industrial Design student at Central Saint Martins, graduating in 2026. My work sits at the intersection of physical products and digital systems, not as a stylistic choice, but because that's where the most interesting and underdesigned problems tend to live. I research before I start designing, and I care far more about what something does than solely the stylistic choices. I'm currently looking for opportunities in product design and R&D where that kind of thinking is valued.
About me
I started out studying architecture at the Architectural Association in London before switching to product design at Central Saint Martins, not because I fell out of love with architecture, but because I wanted more room to explore. Every project I've worked on has had a completely different structure, a different subject, and required a new set of tools.
I'm less attached to any specific discipline than I am to working on things that leave a mark. Projects that change how people behave, experience something, or see the world.
When I'm not designing, I'm usually cooking, rock climbing, or windsurfing and wakeboarding when the summer allows it.
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Product Design
I'm a Product and Industrial Design student at Central Saint Martins, graduating in 2026. My work sits at the intersection of physical products and digital systems, not as a stylistic choice, but because that's where the most interesting and underdesigned problems tend to live. I research before I start designing, and I care far more about what something does than solely the stylistic choices. I'm currently looking for opportunities in product design and R&D where that kind of thinking is valued.
About me
I started out studying architecture at the Architectural Association in London before switching to product design at Central Saint Martins, not because I fell out of love with architecture, but because I wanted more room to explore. Every project I've worked on has had a completely different structure, a different subject, and required a new set of tools.
I'm less attached to any specific discipline than I am to working on things that leave a mark. Projects that change how people behave, experience something, or see the world.
When I'm not designing, I'm usually cooking, rock climbing, or windsurfing and wakeboarding when the summer allows it.