Freelance Jewelry Designer
ramy brookNew York (NY)
About the role
We are seeking a talented and creative Jewelry designer to design and develop elevated Jewelry collections that embody the brand's vision and complement our Ready to Wear collection. This role requires a strong background in technical development with proven experience creating commercially viable yet innovative designs.
Key Responsibilities:
Design innovative, brand right jewelry collections that align with seaonal creative direction and overall brand aesthetic. Interpret seasonal mood boards and vintage references into compelling market relevant designs. Build detailed development Tech packs and communicate technical details to factory effectively. Create detailed technical drawings and CADS for sampling and production. Review and provide clear comments to factories on samples, making necessary adjustments to achieve desired design intent. Maintain organized design files, working decks and reference libraries.
Qualifications:
4+ years experience designing jewelry for a contemporary brand is strongly preferred. Strong digital sketching and rendering skills. Proficiency in Adobe Create Suite, knowledge of 3D rendering programs, Microsoft Office and Excel. Strong technical expertise with abllity to build detailed development Techpacks Detail oriented with strong organizational and time management abilities. For serious inquiries and questions regarding this position, please email Ines at ines@ramybrook.com.
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