Sandy Davis (b. Madrid, Spain) is a sound designer, composer, and creative technologist based between New York and Barcelona. She works across immersive installations and commercial sound design, building sonic environments that respond to space and the people inside it, and creating original sound for brands and cultural institutions.

Recent work includes In(Visible) Energy (2024), a site-specific spatial audio installation at the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion commissioned by architect Josep Miàs; Rabia (2025), an interactive installation presented at MIRA Festival, OFFF Festival, and Light Nights Festival; and commercial sound design and composition for Moncler, Blackstone, and LadderLad, among others.

Before focusing on sound and spatial experience design, she spent eight years in documentary post-production in New York, with credits including Associate Editor on The Great Hack (Netflix, Emmy-nominated) and Assistant Editor on Another Body (Sundance Award-winning).

She holds a Master's in Digital Arts and Creative Technologies from La Salle University Barcelona,
a Certificate in Advanced Sound Design from the Catalyst Institute of Arts & Technology Berlin, a Postgraduate in Graphic Design from EINA Barcelona, and a Bachelor's in Economics from SUNY New Paltz.