LEAD DESIGNER, RUNNING & ACG INNOVATION FOOTWEAR PRODUCT DESIGN

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Beaverton, OregonOn-siteFashion Design

WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH The successful candidate will work closely with the Running & ACG Innovation Senior Design Director, collaborating with a vibrant mix of innovators, scientists, biomechanists , engineers, program managers and athletes , united by a love for creative problem solving and challeng ing convention .

WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR Nike is searching for a visionary Footwear Designer to help redefine the future of R unning and ACG . The successful candidate is fueled by curiosity and a relentless passion for sport and culture.

They are driven to learn, to obsess over athletes’ needs, and to push boundaries in design and innovation. Collaboration is at the heart of their approach; they bring infectious energy and adaptability, thriving in environments where big dreams and bold ideas are celebrated.

Bachelor’s degree in industrial design or related field. Will accept any suitable combination of education, experience and training 5-7 years of relevant work experience in designing and developing innovative footwear and other products Previous footwear design experience required Must be able to build accurate 2D technical drawings (tech packs) Ability to translate consumer knowledge and insights into product solutions and narratives Proficient in Adobe CC and comfortable working within new digital spaces 3D design skillset : Gravity Sketch, Rhino, Blender or any 3D software is a plus Cobbling and prototyping skills are encouraged Ability to communicate ideas through sketching, illustration, rendering Solid knowledge of manufacturing processes and materials Must be able to generate a broad range of concepts and solutions for each project Bring positive energy to build a strong creative environmen t Entrepreneurial, advocating for own ideas and others’ Speaks up with courage for self and the team Open minded, good listener, receptive to candid feedback and diverse points of view Lead and drive partnerships beyond the Design function (Marketing, Engineering, Developmen