Kat Miller

Kat Miller

Product Design in Portland

Work Experience

2023 — Now
Lead Product Designer at Matterport

Building the future of 3D tools, immersive experiences, and digital twins with generative AI.

2015 — 2023
Founding Designer at Tiny Creative
Portland, Oregon
2022 — 2022
2015 — 2021
Fractional Founding Designer at 4G Clinical

(Contract)

2013 — 2015
Co-founder, Head of Product at Stand In
Portland, Oregon
2011 — 2013
Art Director, UX / UI at Citizen, Inc.
Portland, Oregon

Speaking

2023
Guest Speaker at Pedatric Palliative Care Graduate Program, UW Schools of Nursing and Medicine

Parent speaker for the UW (University of Washington) Schools of Nursing & Medicine's Pediatric Palliative Care Graduate Program

2023

This week on Mildly Interesting People, we struggle through some technical difficulties but — more importantly — we get to spend some quality time with Kat Miller, the founder of Foxbox (foxboxes.org/) an amazing nonprofit that provides support for infants and their families through long hospital stays.

Trigger warning: This episode contains discussions of cancer, hospitalization, and death.

Cami Kaos and Rick Turoczy are mildly interesting people. Kat Miller is VERY interesting.

2022

The loss of a loved one can feel unbearable at time. It is through support that we find our healing. This episode is about a life, a community, and a mission to fill boxes of love for babies in hospitals.

2016
Founder Panel at Techstars
Portland
2015

Kat [Miller], Co-founder and CEO of Stand In, talks with us about acquiring beta users and qualifying their feedback. She also talks about the importance and impact of adding prototyping to your workflow.

Volunteering

2020 — Now
Portland, Oregon

Founded a volunteer-run nonprofit organization that supports infants and their families through extended hospital stays.

Education

2024 — 2024
Women's Leadership Program at Executive Education, Yale School of Management
2014 — 2014
Techstars
Seattle
2003 — 2007
Savannah, Georgia

Artistic Honors Scholarship (2003-07)

Contact

Website
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