PLM / Design Coordinator - Fashion Brand
Posted 3 days ago
fourth floorNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Our client, a Well-Known Fashion Brand is actively seeking a PLM Data Entry Assistant to join their team! You must be skilled with PLM from a previous role.
Responsibilities:
Handle general maintenance and updates in FlexPLM.Input all fabric specifications in PLM.Create styles & SKUs in the system. Update Bill of Materials. Create line sheets for designs and update as needed. Support production and design teams with data entry. Ensure accurate processing of information. Communicate cross functionally to ensure all teams have the same data. Organize and maintain seasonal fabric binders. Track and send packages as needed. Check in seasonal submits and track all quality and color approvals. Other tasks as assigned.
Requirements:
1+ years of relevant experience. Bachelors degree Must be skilled with PLM from a corporate/ fashion role Interest in fashion from the operational/ production side Strong organizational skills and time management Ability to multi-task Strong written and communication skills Please submit your resume for consideration. You can use www.workgrades.com to collect and manage your references for free and share them with us or anyone else you choose. Candidates with references are always preferred by our clients. Now is the most important time to stand out from the crowd. We suggest that you ensure you have updated your Linked In profile and that you start collecting your references early.
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