W.t. Warmoth

W.T. Warmoth has a diverse work experience in various design roles and industries. W.T. started their career in 2009 as a Sales Associate and Technician at Artisan Guitars, where they learned about shipping and receiving, customer service, and guitar making. W.T. later became the Art Director at Artisan Guitars, where they were responsible for redeveloping the retail experience through branding and improving customer relations.

Warmoth then moved on to work as an Industrial Design Intern at Reebok, where they collaborated with students from different design departments to develop sustainable solutions for fashion manufacturing waste. After that, they became a Lead Project Manager at Dynacraft BSC, overseeing a team in the development of three toy concepts, one of which became Walmart's popular ride-on toy and won a Silver Prize in toy design.

W.T. then worked as a Student Vice President for the SCAD Automotive Club at Savannah College of Art and Design, where they promoted and educated students about automotive design. Warmoth also worked as an Industrial Designer at Case•Mate, where they collaborated with senior design staff and was responsible for trend forecasting, form exploration, product rendering, and collaboration with packaging and engineering teams.

W.T. founded their own design consultancy, Capsule TN, where they offered industrial and graphic design services to businesses, specializing in CAD modeling, prototyping, branding, and service design. Most recently, Warmoth has been working as an Industrial Designer at Scuf Gaming, collaborating with senior staff and international engineering teams to develop high-quality gaming products.

In 2022, Warmoth joined Corsair as an Industrial Designer, further expanding their expertise in the field.

W.T. Warmoth attended the Savannah College of Art and Design from 2011 to 2015, where they obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Industrial Design. In June 2014, they also received a certification in Biomimicry Basics for Designers from the Biomimicry Institute.