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Technical Designer / Pattern Maker

Perry Ellis International
Location
Portland, Oregon, United States
Posted
2 months ago
Department
341-Technical Design
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Deep expertise in the technical development of elite-level competition swimsuits
  • Proven ability to balance design vision with cost, manufacturability, and quality
  • Exceptional communication skills and a collaborative, solution-oriented mindset
  • Ability to manage multiple deadlines and changing priorities in a fast-paced environment
  • Computer skills: Google Apps, Ms Windows, Adobe Illustrator, PLM, pattern design software (Optitex preferred), 3D Development Software (Browzwear preferred)
  • Ability to apply deep knowledge of pattern making, grading, and marker efficiency
What the job really is

The Technical Designer / Pattern Maker will lead the technical development of competition and performance swimwear, focusing on high-performance construction and material optimization. This role involves collaborating with design and product development teams, creating tech packs, and ensuring fit and quality standards are met throughout the production process. The designer will also manage communication with global vendors and contribute to continuous improvement in technical design processes.

Benefits
  • Comprehensive Health: Premium Medical, Dental, and Vision plans
  • 401(k) retirement plan with discretionary company match
  • Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) and paid Holidays
  • Tuition Reimbursement program for continuous learning
  • 24/7 personal support via Member Assistance Program (MAP)
  • Regular Associate Engagement Events
Things to weigh
  • No specific salary listed
  • Focus on competition swimwear may limit exposure to other apparel types
  • Fast-paced environment may require strong adaptability
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