Sabrina Cisamolo
Good design shouldn't be a luxury: it should be the default. That's what brought me to sustainable product design: not beautiful one-off objects, but the harder challenge of building solutions that hold up when millions of people use them.
My time at EASA taught me that the most meaningful decisions happen before anything is sketched: in the brief, in the constraints, in how systems connect. At Covestro, I learned that materials are never a footnote: when you design for longevity and end-of-life from day one, everything else follows.
Education
2017 - 2020 Artistic and Linguistic High School Degree
2021 - 2026 Bachelors Degree in Sustainable Design
Work experience
2021 - 2021 Social Media Manager at PSL
2021 - 2022 Product Designer at Luoro
2023 -2024 GS1
2025 -2025 RYOTA YOKOZEKI Studio (Tokyo, Japan)
2025-2026 Industrial Designer at EASA
Hard Skills
Rhino
KeyShot
Adobe Suite
MS Office
Sketching & concept rendering
3D Prototyping
Cross-cultural communication
Client presentation & pitching
Project management
Creative problem solving
Human-centred design thinking
Languages
German - mother tongue
Italian - mother tongue
English - C1/C2
French - B2 (DELF Certificate)
Soft Skills
Spanish - A2
Portuguese - A2
Japanese - A2 (JLPT N4)
How I approach clients
I believe the best outcomes come from honest conversations. I ask direct questions, share early thinking, and welcome direct feedback in return because good design is a dialogue, not a delivery.
I work independently once a direction is set, but I stay close to the brief and to the people behind it.
Companies I’ve worked with