Technical Designer (BPTD certification, or BPFE certification )

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24 seven talentLos Angeles (CA)

Fashion Designers Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing (except Contractors)

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About the role

Our client is seeking a Target-certified Technical Designer to support their Juniors and Kids categories. This is an individual contributor role and is not a management position.

About the Role: Technical Designer - Target Certified supporting Juniors and Kids categories, applying Target technical design processes, standards, and requirements throughout development while partnering with cross-functional teams and managing technical details independently.

Responsibilities: Support technical design and product development for Juniors and Kids categories. Apply Target technical design processes, standards, and requirements throughout development. Partner with cross-functional teams to deliver accurate fit, construction, specifications, and measurements. Manage technical details independently while maintaining a high level of accuracy.

Qualifications: Target-certified Technical Designer required. BPTD certification preferred; BPFE certification will also be considered.

Required Skills: Direct experience working within Target's technical design environment. Strong knowledge of fit, construction, specifications, measurements, and technical product development. Detail-oriented, organized, and able to work independently in a collaborative environment.

Preferred Skills: Experience in Juniors and/or Kids preferred; candidates certified in other Target categories may be considered. Experience across multiple brands is a plus. Los Angeles is preferred, with an ideal schedule of full-time onsite. Remote consideration may be available for candidates outside the LA area with strong Target technical design experience.

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