Product Design Student

Scott Warneke

Portland, OR

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Product Design BFA student at the University of Oregon PDX campus.

As a product design student nearing the end of my BFA year, I am actively seeking critique and suggestions from industry professionals. My passions for skateboarding, cycling, sustainable practices, innovation, and beautifully functional design drive what I do in life and professional practice. I love to think in 3D, both through physical prototyping/model-making and through CAD.
Education
- Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Product Design
  
  University of Oregon
  
  2008 - Currently Enrolled
  
  Presidential Scholarship recipient and member of the first class accepted out of high school into the rapidly growing Product Design program at the University of Oregon.
Experience
- Design Intern
  
  Poler Outdoor Stuff
  
  Feb 2014 - Apr 2014 (2 months)
  
  I interned briefly with Pole, working on POP projects and helping develop bag concepts.
- Industrial Design Intern
  
  iLoveHandles
  
  Sep 2013 - Jan 2014 (4 months)
  
  I was a part in the process of developing products in a company that handles their entire process, from idea to production to market.
  
  My duties cover a wide range, from ideation and prototyping, to creating tech packs and connecting with manufacturers for large runs, to hand sewing and packaging final small run products.
- Health Center Graphic Designer
  
  University of Oregon
  
  Oct 2012 - Jul 2013 (9 months)
  
  Developed campaigns of various sizes and distribution to promote the University's Health Center and its programs/events.
- Industrial Design Intern
  
  Specialized Bicycle Components
  
  Jun 2012 - Sep 2012 (3 months)
  
  Assisted in prototyping and development of bike accessories. During my time, I was also tasked with personally developing 4 accessory products, two of which have come to market.
- 3D Modeling and Rendering Assistant
  
  University of Oregon
  
  Feb 2012 - Jun 2012 (4 months)
  
  Assisted faculty member Nicola Camerlenghi of the University of Oregon Art History department with a research project. His research focused on the original Saint Paul's Basilica, which burned to the ground in 1823. His goal was to rebuild the building in 3D from plans and site drawings. It was my job to model the detail work (capitals, columns, moldings) in Rhino.
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