Kieran Moriarty

Kieran Moriarty has a diverse work experience in the field of industrial design. Starting with garth™ as an industrial design intern in 2010, Kieran generated ideas, sketches, and models for contemporary furniture designer Garth Roberts. Kieran then worked as a design intern at Select Design in 2010, where they assisted in brand development and packaging design, including Point-of-Purchase design and aiding in the design of a Taipei boutique hotel.

In 2011, Kieran worked as an industrial design intern at John Green Designs. During their time there, they gained valuable experience in industrial design and contributed to various projects. Kieran also served as a teaching assistant for interaction design at Syracuse University in the same year. In this role, they guided students in the development of blood glucose monitors, focusing on interface design, user experience, sketching demos, and modeling techniques.

In 2012, Kieran joined Abercrombie & Fitch as a product designer, where they played a key role in designing the forms, branding, and stories of fragrance and personal care products for the Abercrombie and Hollister brands. Kieran worked closely with engineers, marketers, and merchandisers, shaping each product through every phase of development from ideation to production and point-of-sale.

Kieran then moved to Enlisted Design in 2016, starting as an industrial designer and progressing to senior industrial designer, associate design director, and currently serving as the design director for industrial design. At Enlisted Design, Kieran led the development of industrial design projects and delivered high-fidelity deliverables to a diverse range of clients, including startups, Amazon, Samsung, Ford, and LG. Kieran collaborated with clients and multidisciplinary teams, generating and refining concepts under tight deadlines.

Overall, Kieran Moriarty's work experience demonstrates their expertise in industrial design, brand development, packaging design, and teaching.

Kieran Moriarty obtained a B.I.D. degree in Industrial and Interaction Design from Syracuse University, where they studied from 2007 to 2012.