Design Tech

BCI Brands•New York, NY

1d•$70,000 - $80,000

About The Position

Our Company: Originally founded in 1975, BCI has continually evolved to become a leader in the women's fashion industry. Launching initially with CHAUS and private label lines and then expanding into a multi-brand platform business, we have been at the forefront of market trends and the changing retail environment. Our brands, including CeCe, Vince Camuto, Ted Baker, 1.State and Parker, each serve unique customer demographics but are united in their commitment to quality and style. As we expand our presence, BCI remains dedicated to innovation, excellence, and women's empowerment through fashion. JOB DESCRIPTION: Unique opportunity for an experienced design tech to work in a creative environment and grow with the design team. This position focuses on development technical design (not production) , meaning fewer fittings compared to a typical technical designer role.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience as a Design Tech at a women’s fashion company
Strong knowledge of garment construction, fit, measuring, workmanship and function
Basic pattern making knowledge. Must be able to look at a pattern and call out corrections
Fluent in Photoshop, excel, word. Knowledge in Exenta is a plus
Strong written and verbal communication
Independent thinker and a good problem solver.
Must be organized and detail-oriented
Enthusiastic and team-oriented
Willing to help the team even if the task is not part of your daily responsibility
Must be able to work in fast-paced environment and meet deadlines
Must be punctual and open to working extra hours during peak season

Responsibilities

Create all development and fit sample tech packs.
Measure original samples, photograph and write accurate construction following our standard
Communicate and follow up with factories to ensure on-time showroom samples.
Create charts to manage all priority samples.
Attend production fittings, take notes and lead when head designer is not available.
Work and communicate with the in-house sample room to make last minute samples or changes.
Enter garment information into Exenta.