The Technical Designer is an oft-heard term, but accounts for a surprisingly sizeable chunk of the typical project lifecycle, and this pillar is what I’ll be unraveling and revealing in this collection of words. In short, the Technical Designer is something of chameleon, or darwinian creature – they are those who can operate and adapt to different environments and ultimately thrive. They must be able to mesh perfectly with the engineering team and understand their unique language and odor, while simultaneously interfacing with visual designers and their airy expressional movements.