Emilee Blonder

My primary source of inspiration for my industrial design degree has been pet product design. I would ideally want to design products for our fluffy family members. I also am interested in other non-conventional wacky designs despite my portfolio being very grounded. I am still continuing to grow as a designer and hope to learn more.

I have worked as a secretary in retail, which required me to be flexible in filling roles and helping customers navigate showrooms and products. As a part of my job I was tasked with inputting inventory and filling customer records which kept me organized.

I am a current Industrial design student at Thomas Jefferson University and will graduate in May 2024. After school, I plan to be a part of the pet product industry but I see potential growth in any design industry.