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Thibaut DeLuca-Verley
Industrial Designer
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Thibaut DeLuca-Verley
Savannah, Georgia
EDUCATION
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA
2017 - 2021
GPA: 3.9, Dean's List
KEY INDUSTRY SKILLS
- Idea Visualization
- Prototyping
- Project Management
- Strong Aptitude for Leadership
- 3D Modeling and Rendering
- Brand Development
- Woodworking
- Manufacturing Processes
- Contextual Research
- Agile Learner
EXPERTISE
- Rhino 2020
- Solid Works 2020
- Key Shot 10
- Photoshop (Practiced)
- Illustrator (Practiced)
- InDesign (Practiced)
- Sketching and Prototyping
- Wix Software
- Sailed 10,000 Nautical Miles Logged Off-
Shore
AWARDS
- DEAN'S LIST
Savannah College of Art and Design. 2017 to Present
- ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP
Savannah College of Art and Design. 2017 to Present
LANGUAGES
- English (Native)
- French (Basic)
DESIGN EXPERIENCE
SNAP-ON x SCAD PRO COLLABORATION
SCAD Pro Sponsored Collaboration | Savannah, GA | Fall, 2020
Outcome: This 10-week group project was in collaboration with the Snap-On tool company to design a line of cycling tools geared towards their European tool brand Bahco. Through intensive contextual research, ideation, and multiple rounds of user testing, we proposed 12 design concepts to Snap-On with each of these products being designed towards the professional bike mechanic and the professional racing community.
NIKE SUNDEFENSE
Market Place Study | Savannah, GA | Fall, 2020
Outcome: This 5-week long group project was in collaboration with three different majors at SCAD. My portion of this project was to design a line of sun protection for professional athletes through contextual research, ideation sketching, 3D model and prototyping, as well as some user testing with the 3D prints. After some amazing feedback, we have brought this to a final design stage and shot a vision video as well.
THE OMRON HEARTH
Innovative Materials | Savannah, GA | Winter 2020
Outcome: This 5-week group project's challenge was to redesign the Omron 5 series blood pressure monitor. Through contextual research, interviews, and benchmarking we crafted insights into what was missing within the heart rate monitor product at this time and designed a conceptual solution. Through sketch ideation and 3D modeling, we presented our concept and received positive feedback with our solution.
TRANSPORTATION OF THE FUTURE
Product Form | Savannah, GA | Fall, 2019
Outcome: Designed a roof to roof public transportation system utilizing Dyson blade technology within an engine. This two-week-long project started from a baseline contextual research, benchmarking, sketch ideation, then the final process of 3D modeling using Solid works, rendering with Key shot, and a final presentation.
LEADERSHIP WORK EXPERIENCE
TEACHING ASSISTANT
Savannah College of Art and Design | Savannah, GA | 2020– Present
Teaching Assistant for Professor Nick Dine, in Pro 540- High-Performance Collaboration at Savannah College of Art and Design. The Pro 540 course utilizes SCADpro case studies to prepare students for real-world design assignments and high-performance collaborations.
1st MATE ABOARD SCHOONER MADELEINE
Classic Cruises of Newport | Newport, RI | 2018 – 2019
While aboard the schooner Madeleine my duties were to help sail the vessel safely in and out of the harbor as well as give a rich history of our shores. This experience demands clear communication between crew all the while creating an enjoyable experience for the guests aboard.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Tabor Boy | Marion, MA | 2014 – 2016
While aboard the SSV Tabor Boy, during my junior and senior year, I was the executive officer. The executive officer, XO for short, is in charge of running the deck and organizing all students on board. This included 22 students on board while we were sailing as our max coastguard capacity is 24 and 40 students in total whom I was in charge of organizing while they were not sailing on the vessel.