Lead Designer, Accessories Product Design, Bags

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Beaverton, OregonOn-siteFashion Design

WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR We’re currently looking for a Lead Product Designer For Bags within Accessories to lead and develop seasonal design concepts for bags in accessories. Product Design at Nike is a diverse culture of creativity, collaboration and innovative thinking on all levels.

This role requires strong passion and knowledge of apparel product creation and the ability to problem solve every step of the way, from concept to final design. This teammate embodies expert communication skills with the ability to translate complex ideas into focused design narratives as well as a passion and energy for sport culture and design.

WHAT YOU’LL WORK ON As a Lead Designer for Bags within Accessories Design, you will create & innovative functional and style oriented bag designs that connect with today’s active lifestyle and pure performance athletes. This role requires blending sports functionality with modern fashion sensibility, ensuring products are both practical and desirable.

You will support the Senior Design Manager in developing and editing cohesive collections while delivering design excellence. WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH As a Lead Product Designer for Bags within Accessories Design, you will be guiding the creative through the design season while working with a team of Designers, Developers, Product Managers, and Merchants to deliver creative in line with the Nike Design.

This opportunity will require strong collaborative skills to meet cost requirements, deadlines, all while taking your partners though the thinking behind your work. ***TO BE CONSIDERED, YOU MUST SUBMIT A CREATIVE DESIGN PORTFOLIO.

PLEASE PROVIDE WEBSITE LINKS OR ATTACH A PDF FILE WHEN YOU APPLY. *** WHAT YOU’LL BRING Bachelor's Degree in Design or related field. Will accept any suitable combination of education, experience and training. 6+ years of relevant work experience Ability to set an inspiring creative direction through thoughtful visual research and storytelling.

Experience designing women’