William Bausback

Brooklyn, NY

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williambausback.com

Hello!

I am a Brooklyn based designer with a love of craft, sustainability, and the city around me. Much of my work consists of furniture and tabletop items influenced by traditional production processes. I am constantly inspired by the world around me and am always looking to learn a new skill. With every new technique I pick up, I work my hardest to apply it to an object that is not only functional, but fun, quirky, and beautiful.

Experience:
1 years
Education:
Pratt Institute

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William Bausback

200 Willoughby Ave. Unit 58135 Brooklyn, NY 11205
973 207 2397 bbausback@me.com

Skills

sketching, model building, woodworking, slip-casting, adobe creative suite, microsoft office, solidworks, auto-cad, rhino.

Professional Experience

Harry Allen Design New York, NY
Design Intern April 2012-September 2012
-Assisted in the development of products for major international brands
-Worked within a variety of fields including interface, furniture, house-ware, and product design
-Constructed prototypes and final presentation models

ModProducts New York, NY
Design Intern July 2011- September 2011
-Aided in the development of several household products from ideation to production
-Performed market research, constructed models, and assembled three dimensional files of each product
-Worked closely with factories, allowing for a greater understanding of the production process

SMIT Brooklyn, NY
Product Design Intern January 2010- August 2011
-Aided in the design of sustainable products that harvest wind and solar energy
-Worked in each part of the process from ideation sketching to sketch and computer modeling
-Performed research to effectively design each component
Achieved a greater understanding of the engineering that goes behind the design of a product

Sears Holdings New York, NY
Footwear Design Intern July 2010- January 2011
Aided in the development of men’s and women’s athletic footwear from ideation to production
-Designed uppers and outsoles through sketching and illustrator renderings
-Performed market research and organized the findings into presentations for the company

Awards and Activities

2011 Charles Pratt Scholarship (winner)
The $25,000 award is given annually to a junior-year Pratt student. One department is chosen per year, and a final five are picked based on a submitted portfolio and letters of recommendation. The final student is chosen based on a presentation given to the Pratt family.

Nicaragua Outreach Project
Participated in a student trip to a coffee farm in Nicaragua. We experienced the culture and observed existing problems on the farm. As a group, we developed solutions to improve the efficiency and quality of life for the workers.

Education

Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY 2008-2012
Bachelor of Industrial Design, 3.87 GPA



Projects by William Bausback