Hey guys, I'm Ken! I previously worked as a senior 3D CAD designer for an CAD automotive outsourcing company that allowed me to contribute to companies such as Ford, GM, Chrysler and Toyota, collaborating with their many wonderful engineers and designers. But video games and art have always been a passion of mine since I was young, so I decided to take a step towards a new career path in the game dev!
I specialize in 3D stylized characters and props and I am adept with hard surface modelling as well. I am currently available for freelance, part-time or full-time work opportunities. And I can provide a copy of my resume upon request, thanks for visiting my page!
- Sculpted high-poly character models (base mesh → sculpt → detailing) for limited-edition NFC-embedded collectible figurines, managing full production pipeline
- Prepared models for 3D printing prototypes, applying manufacturing tolerances and wall thickness requirements for physical production
- Applied retopology, UV unwrapping and PBR texturing workflows optimized for both digital rendering and physical reproduction
- Rendered presentation-quality images and turntable videos for client approvals and marketing
- Iterated rapidly on designs based on art director and client feedback, meeting collectible figurine manufacturing specs
- Designed and modeled complex 3D automotive components to exacting tolerances, ensuring precision, functionality and manufacturing feasibility
- Collaborated with engineers and designers to develop 3D CAD and 2D technical drawings, iterating to reduce production errors
- Incorporated feedback from engineers and fellow designers into product designs to meet clients’ specifications. Identified structural issues and proposed solutions.
- Provided CAD support for Ford, GM, Chrysler, and Honda — experience with production-grade precision and client deliverables
- Authored technical documentation and project guidelines, improving team workflow efficiency
- Trained and mentored junior designers in CAD best practices and software onboarding