Clara Cornejo

Industrial Designer with experience in signage design for U.S. clients and production coordination for luxury yacht interiors. Skilled in translating creative concepts into client mockups, 3D visualizations, technical drawings, and fabrication-ready files. Combines visual sensitivity with a practical understanding of materials, manufacturing, and installation to develop functional, cohesive design solutions from concept to delivery.

Operations Lead at Soft Interior (2026)

• Led operations and production planning for high-end custom yacht interior projects.
• Coordinated multidisciplinary teams across design, production, procurement, and onboard installation.
• Implemented production workflows, scheduling systems, and quality control processes to improve efficiency.
• Managed client communication, project timelines, supplier coordination, and delivery logistics from concept to installation.

Designer · AI — Docs & Testing at Soligo AI (2025-07 – Present)

• User manuals & visual guides.
• Model/UX testing and bug reporting.
• Prompt evaluation and quality criteria.

Industrial Designer at DeSign Company (2024-10 – 2025-07)

• Design 3D signage for franchises (50+ projects), ensuring brand consistency.
• Streamlined file organization, reducing delivery errors by 20%.
• Client-facing role: Present projects, negotiate budgets, ensured client satisfaction trough consistent update and open communication.

Professor of Morphology 1, 2, 3 and Biomaterials at Catholic University of Salta (2023 – Present)

• Teach spatial design principles applied to object.
• Research sustainable materials for commercial applications.
• Organized interdisciplinary design competitions (Nautical Club trophies).

University degree in Industrial Design – National University of Córdoba (2018 – 2023)

Product Management Certification (Ongoing) in Product Management – Coderhouse (2024)

Exchange Program in Strategic Design – Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City (2021 – 2021)

Intensive Course in Biomaterials – University of Buenos Aires (UBA) (2022 – 2022)