Saurabh Verma
Product Design Engineer
Phone:
+49- 17677434397
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Munich, Germany
Date of Birth:
January 17th, 1998
A Bit About Me
Hi, I'm Saurabh Verma — a Design Engineer based in Munich, working at the intersection of mechanical design, hardware, and product development.
I started in industrial design, but the last three years have been spent on harder problems: designing waterproof camera housings for deep-sea AUVs and USVs at PlanBlue, then moving into hardware and future-product development at Air Up. That work has taught me to think in constraints — thermal limits, material behavior under pressure, manufacturing tolerances, and how a product actually survives contact with the real world, not just a render.
I care about the full arc of a product: concept, iteration, material and manufacturing decisions, and the version that actually ships and holds up. I've worked closely with marine biologists, robotics engineers, and cross-functional teams to get there — and I'm as interested in why a product should exist as in how it's built.
Take a look at the work below, or reach out directly.
Work Experience
June 2022 - March 2023
January 2021- May 2022
June 2019 - August 2019
Federica Biasi’s design style is characterized by a poetic and refined approach that combines functionality and aesthetics. I have learned how to balance these two aspects while creating designs that are both beautiful and functional. Her work often features natural materials, soft colours, and simple shapes that evoke a sense of calm and harmony.
Being part of the studio allowed me to see how design projects are conceptualized, developed, and brought to life.
I started freelance as an Industrial designer. Firstly, I designed a Rowing Machine from concepts to mechanics for Gymnasium for Australian army gyms.
I worked and designed aesthetics for the Branding and Advertisement of a wireless and portable personal cloud storage device.
I also designed aesthetics and functionality for a health monitoring system for elderly people, which helped the company to pitch the idea to the investors.
I worked with a agrotech startup Robic Rufarm pvt. Ltd. Where I worked as a product designer for the Product development team of an Aquatic health monitoring system called Camaron, which is an IoT-based monitoring system designed for the health of fish in pisciculture.
While working on the Camaron I also designed an Edge band measuring and cutting device for a furniture company to accurately measure and cut edge bands of any size.