Andrés Gómez
Associate Professor, Bachelor in Design and Innovation and Bachelor in Industrial Design Engineering
Holds a Bachelor in Product Design from Elisava and a bachelor in Mechanical Technical Industrial Engineering from EUETIT (UPC).
At Elisava, Andrés Gómez has been teaching since 2016 in the Bachelor in Design and Innovation, focusing on projects, product design, digital modeling tools, rendering, post-production, and manufacturing and prototyping methods. In the Bachelor in Industrial Design Engineering, he has been part of the mechanics teaching team.
He is also a tutor and member of the teaching team in various Innovation Labs in collaboration with companies such as La Forja, Seat, Eurecat, Monty, and Estiluz, among others.
Co-founder and director of Chocoletters since 2021, a business project that combines typography, chocolate, and product design, awarded with 3 Laus Awards in 2023.
Customer Experience Lead at HP as part of the Nacar team, working on the Designjet Studio project, which received the IF Award in 2021. Part of the Nacar team from 2018 to 2020.
Industrial designer at Magma Design (2012–2018), working across a wide range of sectors, mainly railway, furniture, and lighting.
At Elisava, Andrés Gómez has been teaching since 2016 in the Bachelor in Design and Innovation, focusing on projects, product design, digital modeling tools, rendering, post-production, and manufacturing and prototyping methods. In the Bachelor in Industrial Design Engineering, he has been part of the mechanics teaching team.
He is also a tutor and member of the teaching team in various Innovation Labs in collaboration with companies such as La Forja, Seat, Eurecat, Monty, and Estiluz, among others.
Co-founder and director of Chocoletters since 2021, a business project that combines typography, chocolate, and product design, awarded with 3 Laus Awards in 2023.
Customer Experience Lead at HP as part of the Nacar team, working on the Designjet Studio project, which received the IF Award in 2021. Part of the Nacar team from 2018 to 2020.
Industrial designer at Magma Design (2012–2018), working across a wide range of sectors, mainly railway, furniture, and lighting.
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