Junior Designer - Accessories/eyewear
ctcBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
NO... • Graphic DesignersGENERAL FUNCTION: The Junior Designer will be charged with supporting Coach, MK, RLG and Tory brands in completing collection work; this includes close collaboration with lead designers and N.A. product strategy teams. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESProficiency in generating fully detailed color CAD renderings for color review of eyewear collections based on the specifications set per licensor requests. Assist N.A. lead designers & strategy teams in conceptualizing color and material direction for collections. Researches domestic and competitive markets to identify new products and market trends while maintaining brand identity and business strategy. Support explorative development of materials and techniques in collaboration with lead designer, product strategy and Italy teams. Through on-the-job training with N.A. and Italy teams, become proficient in technical limitations and specifications of eyewear. Opportunity to assist brands in needed collection sketch development & special company-wide design projects. Executes to timelines and provides timely solutions.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor’s degree of Design from accredited college or university required. Minimum 6 months of design experience in Eyewear or Accessories; including intern or temp work Proficient in Adobe Illustrator; other Adobe programs a plus Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPointExperience with 3D Design Software a plus
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