Industrial Designer (Quezon City)

Industrial designers create products that people use every day, such as cars, furniture, and toys. They use art, engineering, and business to design products that are functional, aesthetically pleasing, and affordable.
Responsibilities
Concept development: Use art, business, and engineering to create concepts for new products
Product testing: Test products throughout the development process
Problem solving: Determine the need for a product, anticipate production issues, and develop solutions
Consideration of factors: Consider the product's function, aesthetics, production costs, usability, ergonomics, materials, sustainability, and market trends
Skills
Technical skills: Understand how products are engineered and be able to use design software
Creative skills: Have a good eye for detail and be able to explain ideas to non-experts
Interpersonal skills: Be able to collaborate with others across multidisciplinary teams
Research skills: Be able to research and solve problems
Types of industrial design product design, transportation design, environmental design, and interaction design.