I am a designer with very high levels of technical competency, who loves to design production ready products that look good and work. I hold a masters in industrial design from Massey University Wellington, and a level 4 certificate in automotive engineering.

I am currently an industrial designer and production manager at Sanpro Industries. Sanpro manufacture specialist CNC tube perforation machines and custom tooling under the subsidiary Sanderson Machines. These are shipped globally (Canada, Mexico, Germany, United States) and are used in industrial production environments to manufacture vehicle components. I am also solely responsible for the design work of another Sanpro subsidiary, SMT Workholding, which is due to launch in 2027.

In 2024 I worked for Vanlifer LTD, developing campervan fit out designs that were targeting a unique gap in the market for lightweight, clean, highly repeatable and aesthetically focused campervan conversions.

Prior to going to university, I worked in a myriad of technical and industrial roles, spanning tasks such as classic car structural rust repairs, electrical roles in railways, electrical fault finding and diagnostics, PCB repair, general fabrication and precision mechanical and engineering work.

I have developed a strong skill set around designing holistically to combine aesthetic, technological, emotive, practical and cultural considerations.

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