Hi! I'm Travis!
I'm a third-year Industrial Design student at Georgia Tech, passionate about building products that are functional, sustainable, built to last, and human-centered. I bring hands-on experience with rapid prototyping, a fascination with the journey of a product from idea to fabrication, and a drive to collaborate on work that solves real problems for real people. I'm looking to join a team where I can learn, contribute, and help bring better products into the world.
Let's design something worth building.
Outside the studio, I split my time between building things and going places. 3D printing, woodworking, and mechanical keyboards are my go-to rabbit holes, and I help lead Georgia Tech's mechanical keyboard club. As a Backpacking Instructor in Training with GT Outdoor Recreation and an Eagle Scout, I'm rarely far from the outdoors, and last summer that curiosity led me to study abroad across Europe. I'm drawn to companies doing something genuinely new like Nothing, who are making tech fun again; Framework, who is building laptops worth repairing; Slate Auto, rethinking what a vehicle can be; and Dan Durston, who is at the forefront of ultralight backpacking tent innovation.