CTG Designer

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Lutterworth, England, United KingdomOn-siteFashion Design

Step into an exciting creative leadership opportunity as a CTG Designer within the motorcycle industry, where design decisions directly shape product identity and help build lasting brand awareness. The CTG Designer role blends imaginative thinking with practical execution across colour, trim, and graphics, turning strategic ideas into tangible, rider:focused experiences.

What You Will Do As CTG Designer Lead end:to:end Colour, Trim, and Graphics (CTG) design for all projects, from early concept through to production handover Collaborate with Product Strategy, Industrial Design, and Brand teams to ensure every CTG Designer deliverable aligns with the project vision Translate CMF strategy into creative, technically feasible solutions for both vehicles and genuine motorcycle accessories.

Conduct advanced CMF trend research and forecast future directions, turning insights into clear recommendations for the design team. Build 1:1 CTG concept vehicles for stakeholder approval, ensuring a strong visual and emotional connection to the final product.

What You Will Bring As CTG Designer Proven experience in CTG Designer work, with a strong portfolio demonstrating colour, surface treatment, and graphic storytelling. Confident collaboration skills, able to partner with product managers, engineers, and suppliers while keeping design intent consistent.

Ability to conduct CMF research, interpret trends, and maintain a structured material library to support ongoing innovation. Strong judgement and attention to detail, balancing creative direction with production practicality.

Clear communication through presentations and documentation, helping stakeholders approve creative directions with confidence

This company is focused on delivering standout products within the motorcycle space, with a culture that values design excellence, material innovation, and brand storytelling. The CTG Designer role supports that ambition by converting strategic colour and finish thinking into real:world pr