During a lecture tour about industrial design at Cornell University, Harber was approached by Nike and offered a position as a senior designer on their Apparel Innovation team.
Nicknamed by friends, "the architect of speed," Harber's Swift Suit for Nike was revolutionary. The impact the Swift Suit had (and continues to have) on professional athletic performance was significant.
"The Swift Suit was a game changer", he says. "It was the first time Nike apparel became equipment and had a measurable effect on performance, especially in speed skating."
For over 18 years, Harber continued working for Nike to create garments that alter what is possible for professional athletes.
ISPO 2020 product of the Year Award - The North Face L3 50-50
Red Dot Award for Product Design: Nike PreCool Vest
I.D. Magazine's Annual Design Review: Design Distinction for Nike Swift Suit
D.O.D. Award for Exceptional Industrial Design: Force XX1 Land Warrior
Nike Maxim Award: "It's in Our Nature to Innovate"
Ministry of Defense: Graduate Science Trainee, Fast Track Program
Work exhibited in multiple showings, including The Met in New York City and The Design Museum in London