Conor Kusich Email & Phone Number

California, United States

Berkeley, California, United States

Designing, learning, and growing with a fantastic group of people!There is so much to discover in the space between hard and soft goods.

San Jose, California, United States

Recreated the advanced prototyping course for the industrial design program at SJSU.

Google Building 2081, Mountain View

I had the opportunity to work on the industrial design team at Googles largest advanced prototyping and fabrication facility. It was fantastic to work along side some of the most experienced people in the business and participate on so many different kinds of projects. Some released work includes the following. We designed the Power Support Claw for the.

I worked with Maxerience to create a physical platform for one of their AI systems.

Pleasanton, CA

I worked with Smiota to develop the design of some of their products! Check out their website for more details.

Newark, CA

I worked on a wide variety of parts and projects that included finishing and painting prototypes of different materials and processes, specializing in high fidelity finishing. I became very familiar with 3D printing fom the materials to the limitations of cetain technologies and applications.

Palo Alto, California

I assisted in any project I could get my hands on and worked with a wide variety of materials from metals to foam. The parts were mainly machined, 3D printed or cast and brought up to a show quality finish. It was a pleasure working for Philip, I still work with him from time to time.

Pleasanton

Redesigned their Table Top Charging System (TTCS), a manual mobile electrostatic carrier charging system for testing and low volume manufacturing. The system is used to transport sensitive wafer parts without the use of adhesives.

Campbell, CA

I was involved in a variety of work including sketching, model making, solidworks, keyshot, graphic design and other tasks over the course of several projects, most notably, the Facebook terragraph, which was installed in downtown San Jose and other cities around the world