Portrait of Sharif York, founder of Studio Meshy, looking slightly upward with a thoughtful expression. He wears round glasses, a white shirt, and a beaded necklace, with blond-tipped locs draped over his shoulders. The background is a solid orange tone, creating a vibrant and modern visual style.

Founder

Sharif York is a designer who works at the intersection of product, motion, and emerging tech. He’s led design efforts at companies like AT&T, ADT, Xfinity, and Bolt—working across fintech, AI, and consumer apps to create products used by millions. His background spans 3D animation, UX, and interactive storytelling, with features in TechCrunch and speaking roles at Seattle Pacific University, General Assembly, and Lighthouse, where he’s mentored students in design and product.


He started Studio Meshy to solve a simple problem: most products aren’t easy to understand until you hold them. Studio Meshy was built to fix that—to help brands show what their products actually do through interactive experiences. The goal is clarity. Helping customers explore, inspect, and decide. And for early-stage teams, it’s a space to prototype ideas before building anything real.

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Enterprise experience. Small-business focus. Strategic product guidance for the moments that matter.

I’ve built AI experiences at ADT and Xfinity, interactive 3D narratives for fintech experiences at Bolt, and customer journeys for Universal, Kroger, United, DIRECTV, and AT&T. I’ve also pitched product visions at Google’s Mexico City offices and presented my own startup apps at Web Summit Portugal.

Now I bring that same strategic depth to businesses in Houston. You get the clarity, quality, and momentum big companies invest heavily in, scoped to where you are today.

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