Ryan Robinson Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles County, California, United States

Head of global theme lighting design and production for parks, hotels, and cruise lines.

Los Angeles, California, United States

Studio Manager in the Hospitality & Commercial Architectural lighting design studio. Managing project portfolio from the point of client purchase through design submittals and manufacturing for clients both domestic and international. Clients ranging from luxury hotels and restaurants to retail and theme parks.

Los Angeles, CA

As a Production Design Project Manager I design custom office furniture for some of the largest companies in the United States.- On site surveys to capture architectural details.- Designing detailed part assemblies in Solidworks.- Managing production schedule and inspection of the custom parts.- Compiling a bill of materials for purchasing.- Designing.

Product design and development of consumer products. Primary client was in the fitness industry and we designed fitness machines for brands like Ironman, Exerputic, and Fitness reality.- Research- Concept development - 3D concept and presentation renderings - Mechanical design using Solid works- Travel for QC in China and Taiwan

Seal Beach, CA

I designed high end residential furniture manufactured in the US.Primarily out of steel and glass, with some millwork.- Concept development- CAD mechanical design and renderings- Technical drawings for manufacturing

Los Angeles, California, United States

I designed a variety of products from pro audio to house wares, and sports medicine.

Studio City, CA

I assisted with design, CAD models, renderings, and assembled pieces for shipping and showrooms.

Working with Catherine Garrison and Jeremy Quinn to design spacial organization furniture for loft interiors for their line in their new company Loft Workshop.

As a school elective I worked with Hillside in order to help them begin the slow transition of accepting the option of cremation in the Jewish community. Creating forms which change our perception of an Urn into a sculptural form rather than a vase.