Annalise Inamine, a multidisciplinary designer based in New York, shaping brands and websites through strategic thinking and strong execution.
New York, NY --:-- --
What's cooking?
(About)
Is thinking about why soccer isn't more popular in the US
Is focusing on design that serves people, not just products
Is loving anchovies that come in lovely tins
I’m a multidisciplinary designer working across brand, web, and the systems behind them. I build cohesive brand identities from the ground up, translate strategy into polished assets, and handle the back-end work that brings it all to life. I also help lead a Bay Area nonprofit serving immigrant and refugee communities.
(Selected work)
(Experience)
Where I've been cooking
A/ Currently
- Milton GroupDesign ResidentJun 2026 – Present
- VACCEBSr. Project ManagerJul 2023 – Present
- Sangihe FuturesBoard MemberFeb 2026 – Present
B/ Past
- SitchBrand Designer, ContractMay 2025 – Jul 2026
- TrumpetGraphic Designer, ContractJul 2023 – May 2024
- Morgan StanleyPWM AssociateAug 2020 – Dec 2022
C/ Certificates
- General AssemblyVisual Design2022
- General AssemblyUX Design2019
(Skills & tools)
I work across brand identity, web design and development, from campaigns and product interfaces to the systems and AI agents behind them.
Comfortable working in code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and collaborating closely with engineers.
- Figma
- Framer
- Adobe Creative Suite
- Linear
- Salesforce
(Fun)
From
my
kitchen
What I've been up to
Setting up restaurants
I've been loving taking a break from staring at a computer and using my hands to help my sister open two restaurants, in Marseille and Mexico City.
Sustainable living
Exploring sustainable living and sustainable materials with Milton in London and upstate New York.
The Giro
Catching my favorite cycling race in Italy.
Tiny Love Story
Check out my Tiny Love Story about my parents on the NYT.
NYC Marathon
I recently ran the NYC marathon with the Alzheimer's Association in honor of my mom.
AANHPI Innovation
In January 2025, I was one of 4 winners to receive an award under the White House AANHPI Innovation competition to prevent Asian Hate. The idea was to create culturally safe spaces for the AANHPI community in the bay area to process hate crime experiences through familiar activities like karaoke, Tai Chi, and shared meals, recognizing that cultural comfort, not formal reporting structures, is what opens the door to disclosure. Alongside these weekly sessions, I ran public forums with law enforcement, mental health professionals, and community speakers to build broader awareness and normalize reporting across Alameda County.