PRACTICALITY THROUGH
PRECISION.
Jason Alessio is an industrial designer focused on the intersection of monolithic structural integrity and human-centric ergonomics.
Industrial Narrative
I believe that every product is a monolith—a singular statement of intent. My approach to design is rooted in the Deep-Surface layering technique, where internal engineering dictates external form, ensuring that beauty is never a veneer but a structural necessity.
From high-performance hardware to tactile lifestyle objects, my work seeks to evoke emotion through the cold honesty of raw materials. Aluminum, glass, and composite textiles are my vocabulary; precision is my grammar.
Industrial Design
Professional Legacy
Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)
RMIT University
Second Class Honours in University, designing and prototyping everything from a Motorcycle, to a Pinball Machine. Also self-taught Android App Development for my final honours project to bring the digital and physical closer together through blockchain technology.
Junior Industrial Designer
Gush Global
Working with a strong design team focused on unique POS displays and experiences for various major Australian retailers.
Industrial Designer and Polymer Printing Technician
Amiga Additive Manufacturing and Engineering
Built the Polymer 3D Printing Division from the ground up, designing custom pieces for clients and working with a wide range of materials from Titanium to medical grade polymers.
Senior Industrial and UX/UI Designer
Arlec / Mercator / Deta
Heavily involved with the design of new UI wireframes for both the Grid Connect and Mercator Ikuu apps. Also designed several products, designed a wide range of packaging and marketing material for print, and integrated several social media campaigns with digital product animation.
Stanford UI/UX Design for AI Products (XGAL0001)
Stanford University
Developed a series of mock UI’s and other user facing designs with human-centred AI technology in mind. Further researched the field and learnt to integrate it with strong UI/UX design in a way that is welcomed by users.