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Product Development Manager

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bentexWhite Plains (NY)

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About the role

Company Description: Bentex Group is a family of affiliated companies engaged in the design, production and sales of apparel and home decor products worldwide both wholesale and direct to consumer.
Overview: We are seeking a Product Development Manager to lead the process of researching, prototyping, and bringing new products to market across multiple manufacturing categories. This role requires a combination of analytical market research skills, creative problem-solving, and hands-on prototyping and factory coordination experience.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Market Research & Analysis
  • Conduct in-depth market research to identify emerging trends, gaps, and opportunities across various product categories
  • Pitch identified product concepts to management based on research
  • Product Concept Development
  • Collaborate with designers to develop prototypes for new product ideas
  • Coordinate the sampling process, ensuring timely revisions and improvements based on feedback
  • Production Coordination
  • Source suppliers that specialize in relevant product categories
  • Collaborate with design and technical teams to generate BOMsTrack and evaluate lap dips, strike offs and sample submissions
  • Daily factory communication via email
  • Track and maintain Work in Process report via PLM system
  • Monitor Timing and Action calendar
Requirements:
  • A minimum of 5 years of experience in apparel production, preferably in children’s apparel
  • Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment
  • Excellent communication and organizational skill
  • Bachelor’s Degree preferred

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