Billy Ferraz Cahill

My name is Billy, and I am a Product Design graduate from the University of Lincoln. I enjoy exploring diverse areas of design, with a particular passion for UI/UX and learning new crafts. Driven by curiosity, I approach every project with an inquisitive mindset, continually seeking innovative, sustainable, and efficient design solutions.

TYNT

TYNT is a contemporary men’s jewellery collection and social movement that challenges traditional perceptions of masculinity and self-expression. Combining jewellery design, branding, photography, and digital experiences, the project explores how societal expectations can discourage men from wearing jewellery. Inspired by themes of rebellion, individuality, and disruption, the collection features handcrafted silver forms accented with deep red enamel, symbolising confidence and personal identity. Through a cohesive visual language spanning products, campaigns, and online retail, TYNT encourages conversation around modern masculinity and self-expression, empowering wearers to challenge outdated norms and embrace jewellery as a meaningful form of personal storytelling

Campus Flex

Campus Flex is a student-focused digital service designed to make flexible employment more accessible. Developed in response to the growing financial pressures faced by university students, the platform connects users with local work opportunities that fit around academic life and personal commitments. Through a community-driven approach, Campus Flex helps students find short, flexible shifts while supporting local businesses in filling staffing needs during peak periods and events. By creating a trusted ecosystem between students, employers, and universities, the service promotes greater financial wellbeing, accessibility, and work–study balance. The platform also encourages skill development, professional growth, and stronger connections within local communities.