Keith Thomas is an accomplished fabricator, designer, and manager.

He has spent his career learning and honing his skills as a welder and metal fabricator, building a wide variety of custom pieces ranging from one-off complex prototype machines, to high-profile museum exhibits around the world, to high-concept custom vehicles for film, modular hydroponic grow facilities, film and movie sets, cutting edge architectural elements, and more.

In addition to hands-on experience, Keith has over a decade of experience in managing complex projects for many different applications and settings. He prides himself in his ability to problem solve and exercise critical thinking to manage multiple teams, scopes, projects, and deadlines simultaneously.

More recently, he has also been focused on the digital design realm. He received a UX/UI Design certificate from Springboard and with his extensive background in fabrication and architectural design, he has a keen eye for building engaging user experiences in both physical and digital spaces and has been working as a freelance UX/UI Designer since 2022.

Some of his accomplishments include managing teams of skilled artists and fabricators while working at Paul Bernhard Exhibit Design, building the fully functioning fantasy vehicles of Robert Rodriguez’s film, “Alita: Battle Angel”. He also worked with the fabrication and design teams that built the Wiess Energy Hall, a 30,000 square foot permanent exhibit in the Museum of Natural Science in Houston, Texas; as well as another of my favorite projects, which was traveling to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to build sculptures for the King Abdulaziz Historical Center, a beautiful museum built in the ruins of the Murabba palace.