Retail Custom Jewelry Designer
james free jewelersDayton (OH)
About the role
Custom Jewelry Designer James Free Jewelers, located in Montgomery is looking for a custom jewelry designer to join our growing Creative team. You will work with the sales associates and customers to develop jewelry designs and specifications for production. You will take input from the customer to create unique one of a unique one-of-a-kind jewelry piece. We have the latest technology. Strong sketch skills and CAD knowledge are needed. If you are a good listener and like to be creative and express that through jewelry, then this is the ideal position for you. This position is onsite.
Qualifications:
You must have strong knowledge in digital design with experience designing jewelry.
Requirements:
BA, BFA in Graphic or Design. Experience with fashion, accessories, jewelry, or beauty companies is a plus. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment while being proactive, motivated, dedicated, and able to take initiative. Proven ability to work to strict deadlines. Self-motivated and team-oriented. Ability to troubleshoot, be solution-oriented, and take direction.
Technical skills:
Advanced Photoshop, Advanced InDesign, Advanced Illustrator. Strong internal motivation, natural ambition, and the ability to work quickly on high-level projects.
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