The R40 Chair
Brooklyn, United States
Product Design
Jonathan Yoshida Rowell (1984) graduated from Art Center College of Design in 2009 with a bachelor’s degree in product design. After his first job with the design consultancy frog, in San Francisco, he moved to Google, where he spent the next three years developing consumer products, ranging from devices for collaboration, the connected home, to ones with on-device machine intelligence. In 2015 he moved to New York, and is now design director at an innovation lab at Cartier, focused on retail experiences. Rowell strives for lasting products that seek to elevate life’s quieter moments through beauty and ritual. His work exhibits a nuanced beauty, with a simplicity that belies an underlying complexity. He often finds inspiration in his travels, and delights in uncovering how others solve similar problems in distinct ways. Rowell’s background has earned him a rich understanding of manufacturing and an appreciation for the work required in fully realizing an idea.
Brooklyn, United States
Product Design
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The internship offers recent grads and matriculated students a chance to gain valuable work experience in an engaging and fast-paced editorial environment.
We are looking for
Visual Production Interns – the role is focused on photography, design, photo-editing, image curation, and other visual media.
Editorial Interns – the role requires classic editorial skills, from writing and basic editing to research and reportage. Interns are required to research, compile and produce stories, contribute with their input on layout, and assist with production.Interested applicants should contact us with the subject heading: "#interns". Please include: An introduction about yourself and why you’d be a great fit for the job: Resume; Links to any previous work; One sample, 200-word article and/or a 10-photo fully edited and captioned photo essay; Areas of interest and short explanation why.