I’m an Industrial Designer studying at SCAD, and I’m really focused on making products that actually help people and work in the real world. I like mixing good design, accessibility, and sustainability in a way that still makes sense for users and for the business behind it.

A lot of my work comes from trying to solve problems people face every day. I’ve worked on mass-produced products like the Strapt feminine product dispensers, now in the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and a bunch of private schools in Atlanta. I also led the design for the Haven Changing Station, a modular changing setup made to give people with disabilities a more comfortable and reliable experience.

At Great Dane, I redesigned a commercial trailer used nationwide. At Applied Composites, I worked as an Aerospace Designer and Engineer, building functional prototype aircraft. On the technical side, I use Rhino, Grasshopper, SolidWorks, Alias, Fusion 360, Keyshot, and the Adobe suite, and I work hands-on with 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC processes.

I like taking big, challenging problems and turning them into something clear and helpful. I’ve directed teams, led capstone groups, and worked across a bunch of disciplines, and I’m always looking for new projects that push me a bit.

If you want to talk about a project or collaboration, you can reach me at mail@cspainhour.com.