About – Michelle Böhrt

Hi.

Hey there, I’m Misch! Welcome to my little space on the web.

Born and raised in Bolivia, and after 10 years living in the USA I am currently based out of Zug, Switzerland.

I am a University of Notre Dame 2017 alum with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Industrial Design and a concentration in Graphic Design.

My design focuses on simplifying complexity to create intuitive products and build meaningful design experiences. My motivation has always been the opportunity to improve things around me. I believe thoughtful design has the ability to influence people and create positive change in the world. Wether it’s through simplifying one interaction or giving users an opportunity to view things through a new lens, I love working on projects that make people happy.

I savor mixing technology with core play patterns to expand how users experience products. My versatile work experience has introduced me to projects that presented unique challenges and learning experiences, leading to well rounded knowledge in design thinking, human-centered research, inclusive design, textiles, mass production methods, storytelling and CMF. I specialize in UX/UI Design, and Product Design. I am passionate about helping organizations transform user problems into seamless experiences, particularly ones that require a high degree of vision, problem solving and polish.

I seek to make an impact in the design community, fostering passion in evolution technology through insightful and innovative skills and analytical research experience.

When I'm not designing, you can find me reading in the park, baking, journaling or illustrating on my iPad.

For more information on my work, to get in touch regarding employment opportunities, or to just say hello, feel free to get in touch. I would love to hear from you!

View my resumé here.

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* I hold a Swiss B-Permit. Please note: With the B permit you are not subject to a work permit quota, and you are equal to Swiss employees. There is no need to apply for any additional work permit, and there is also a claim to employment outside of the canton of residence without any additional permit (consent from the canton of employment no longer necessary).

* I am US Citizen. I will not require sponsorship for employment in the United States.