Hire Industrial Design Designers in New Zealand

Eliv8Design Ltd is a provider of professional design services geared towards developing compelling inventions, products and brands. Our unique perspective and understanding of how design impacts all... Read more

Eliv8Design Ltd is a provider of professional design services geared towards developing compelling inventions, products and brands. Our unique perspective and understanding of how design impacts all elements of an invention, enables us to routinely develop successful products. We have successfully designed products in the fields of house wares, consumer goods, health and fitness, electronics and industrial markets. Regardless of your location or invention development phase, Eliv8Design Ltd can take your product to the next level. Pooling experience from over a decade of innovative invention development, Eliv8Design Ltd has the skills to bring your project to new heights of success. Our designers have degrees in design and/or engineering as well as years of experience in consumer product development in multiple markets. Ensure your products success by creating your product's design the right way. The engineering phase of product development focuses on validating, perfecting and preparing the invention design for production. Our engineers are degree professionals experienced in developing products and they work hand-in-hand with our Industrial Designers to ensure your design intent is carried throughout the entire process. All designs are captured in 3D CAD which is utilized for simulation, prototyping and manufacturing. Virtual Prototypes are highly effective for certain promotional aspects, but many inventors pursing licensing or large-scale distribution deals require physical samples. To do this, get your idea produced, sampled and sold with Eliv8Design Ltd. From a single working prototype to small batch production, Eliv8Design Ltd has all of your invention prototype needs covered.

I am an Engineering Technician who has spent 30 odd years involved with getting things made. I have designed and drawn, ordered materials programed an operated plasma and laser cutting machines. As I... Read more

I am an Engineering Technician who has spent 30 odd years involved with getting things made. I have designed and drawn, ordered materials programed an operated plasma and laser cutting machines. As I have worked mostly in smaller companies you get to wear many hats and do whatever is needed to get a project completed. Started my design and drawing the old fashioned way on a drawing board then started CAD with the best 2D cad of its day Generic CADD which I still have a copy on an old machine I use to drive my antique pen plotters. The pen plotters are great for entertaining children though of limited use for real work. Autocad from version 10 on was what my main tool in the 1990's being only useful as a 2D tool as 3D was awkward and not as quick for most work. My world changed when I discovered Solid Edge in 1999, 3D modeling became practical, quick and faster than the 2D approach. Solid Edge and Solid Works are my definite preference over Inventor which I have never liked. My main CAD tool now is Geomagic Design which is as I see it, the best deal going, far cheaper than both Solid Works and Inventor and a better product than inventor. I would like to be able to afford Solid Works but working on my own the amount of work I would need to produce and sell does not add up. Geomagic Design delivers technically and economically and is the most practical CAD for me to use. As well as my CAD business my main job is programing and operating Laser Cutters and a Turret Punch for a small Sheetmetal Fabrication Company. I started my engineering career in 1973 as an apprentice Fitter and Welder, have my Advanced Trade Cert, but haven't worked as a Fitter Welder since 1980. A sizable part of my recent work has been designing and detailing steel stairs, sheet metal parts and producing drawings and designs for a range of centrifugal fans, dust collectors and filters.

I have worked for the last 2 1/2 years as a CAD Designer in the jewellery industry. This role included creating 3D models for manufacture in precious metals, file creation for and running of a laser e... Read more

I have worked for the last 2 1/2 years as a CAD Designer in the jewellery industry. This role included creating 3D models for manufacture in precious metals, file creation for and running of a laser engraver, printing 3D models and rendering images for client approval, and being part of the design team for in-house collections. Further experience includes freelance design and research assistance over a range of projects, including healthcare and metalsmith fields. My Masters of Design Innovation project 'Designed Deposition' researched new opportunities of Freeform 3D printing, and has been presented at conferences both within New Zealand and internationally. These experiences have grown my abilities in surface, solid and parametric 3D modelling. My interest in design expands to all forms of craft, undertaking my elective papers in fine arts, and dabbling in ceramics, painting and sculpture over the years to create an aesthetic and design perspective that finds importance in crafting materials both by hand and through the aid of CAD and CNC machinery.

I am a creative, technical, practical and passion-driven designer with experience in additive manufacturing, design, science, engineering, contracting and hospitality.  My projects and hobbies have al... Read more

I am a creative, technical, practical and passion-driven designer with experience in additive manufacturing, design, science, engineering, contracting and hospitality.  My projects and hobbies have always integrated my interests with my expertise.  My goal is to work with like-minded people who want to push the boundaries of what is possible using design to tackle the world’s challenges.

I’m currently in my final year of studying Industrial Design at Massey University in Wellington, New Zealand. I have always been interesting and inspired by existing products. Also the idea of... Read more

I’m currently in my final year of studying Industrial Design at Massey University in Wellington, New Zealand. I have always been interesting and inspired by existing products. Also the idea of able to bring some of the natural form and function into my design. As an industrial design student I enjoy drawing, using the machinery in the workshop to bring products to life and work with computer media. I also have knowledge of using Photoshop, Illustrator, Rhino and other basic adobe software. Including basic understanding of manufactures processes, model making and design sketches.

I am a full time industrial designer with experience in Steel and Aluminium frame work. My 7 years experience in 3d modeling has taught me most aspects and look forward to branching out into new area... Read more

I am a full time industrial designer with experience in Steel and Aluminium frame work. My 7 years experience in 3d modeling has taught me most aspects and look forward to branching out into new areas of design. I have spent the last 2 years working on height access platforms mainly focusing on aircraft access. I will provide full concepts with approval drawings which can be turned into manufacturing drawings once the customer is happy to proceed.

3D modelling portfolio: Ben Fairless artstation Films I have worked on: Ben Fairless IMDB I am an Art Director / Industrial Designer / 3D Modeler from Wellington New Zealand. I have worked on many di... Read more

3D modelling portfolio: Ben Fairless artstation Films I have worked on: Ben Fairless IMDB I am an Art Director / Industrial Designer / 3D Modeler from Wellington New Zealand. I have worked on many different films, series, museum exhibitions and public art sculptures while working much of my professional career at Weta Workshop in Wellington. I have also worked internationally for Unlimited Design one of the premier prop shops in the Vancouver film industry and have worked on-set for several film productions directly. I have a tertiary level education studying at Victoria School of Architecture and Design majoring in Industrial Design with a minor in Art History. I am a strong member of any team, working well as a part of a team or as the leader of a team. I can get the best out of people and collaborate successfully with others to execute build plans and create beautiful, finished works. I have a wide variety of practical skills most potent of these are in CAD modelling and digital manufacture specifically CNC machining, 3D printing, and laser cutting. I have also worked in traditional prop making, mold making, urethane casting, costume, painting and set dressing. To add to this, I have a strong ability in graphic and concept design working in Photoshop and CAD software. Working at Weta Workshop, Unlimited Design and a variety of film sets has allowed me to work in many different stages of the creative manufacture process. This training has resulted in perhaps my best skill of all; working on or leading projects from concept through to completion autonomously being involved in any or all aspects of a creative build from design through to on-set filming or installation. I have a passion for film particularly sci fi, fantasy and historical genres and take great pride in my work. I am very happy in my profession and am a positive person to work with because of this. I am always open to new opportunities to collaborate on and build interesting projects.

An industrial designer who loves designing practical products ready for production. I blend DFM principles, hands-on prototyping and good ol' logic to design products that make a profit

An industrial designer who loves designing practical products ready for production. I blend DFM principles, hands-on prototyping and good ol' logic to design products that make a profit