Misha Sky
About Misha Sky
Misha Sky is a Lead Product Designer at SHRAPNEL in Seattle, where they have worked since 2022. With a diverse background in design, Misha has held various roles at notable companies including Microsoft, Amazon, and AIM Consulting Group.
Work at SHRAPNEL
Misha Sky has been serving as the Lead Product Designer at SHRAPNEL since 2022. Located in Seattle, Misha has contributed to the company's design initiatives for two years. In this role, Misha is responsible for leading product design efforts, ensuring user-centric design principles are applied throughout the development process.
Previous Experience in Design
Misha Sky has held various design positions prior to joining SHRAPNEL. Misha worked as a Senior User Experience Designer at AIM Consulting Group for six months in 2019. Following this, Misha served as a UI Designer at Persona, a Nestlé Health Science company, for one month. Misha also worked at Apex Systems as a Product Designer for eleven months and at Microsoft CRM Dynamics as a Designer for one year.
Educational Background
Misha Sky studied at Cornish College of the Arts, where Misha earned a Bachelor's degree in Design and Visual Communications from 2008 to 2012. Additionally, Misha obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Graphic Design from the same institution, completing the program from 2008 to 2011.
Design Roles at Other Companies
Throughout Misha Sky's career, Misha has held several design roles at various companies. Misha worked as a Visual Designer at Kforce Inc for two months in 2018 and as a Senior Designer at Indigo Slate for eleven months. Misha also served as a Product Designer at Swoon for one year, from 2021 to 2022, and worked as an Illustrator Designer at Amazon for one month in 2019.
Freelance and Early Career
Misha Sky began the career in design with freelance work, including a role as a Freelance Illustrator at Killer Infographics for seven months from 2012 to 2013. Misha also worked as a Visual Designer for Filter, LLC, first for three months in 2015 and then for one year from 2014 to 2015, focusing on projects related to Bing.