| Career opportunity Job Level: Mid-Level Staff Field: Fashion/Apparel Job Functions: Design, Product Development Description Experience designing a broad range of bags and other sportswear consumer products. Ability to take products from concept to retail Capacity to predict and translate trends in color, finish, and graphics into a powerful product that embodies our brand image. Ability to synthesize print collateral to product brand message specific to our bag and luggage products Evaluating finished concepts based on a variety of material substrates, production constraints, and project budgets. Partnering with key team members in Product Development, Marketing and Sales for strategic brand discussions and application on product. Specific Skills BA/BS in Graphic Design or equivalent. 5 + years of product design experience. Experience with in-depth brand building Demonstrated problem-solving and conceptual skills, and detail-oriented work ethic. Proactive approach to daily individual tasks, with team mentality Proficient knowledge of Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign Technical understanding of production techniques and processes desired. Proven experience with various design styles, and staying on the cutting edge of design trends. Ability to work and thrive in a fast-paced global team environment. Ability to travel both domestically if necessary. * Up on trends and music a plus Apply Via Email Please send resume and link to portfolio to mattp@ful.com and chelseag@ful.com http://www.ful.com/careers.cfm |
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Design, Product Development at FUL
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