The North Face: Product Developer, Men's Apparel

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Denver, COOn-siteProduct Development

At The North Face we dare to lead the world forward through Exploration. We were born to Explore, Disrupt and to Lead. We were born to Love Wild Places and to Spark Curiosity. We believe that exploration is a mindset - both on the mountain and off the mountain - and it infuses everything we do.

As a community of explorers, we stay curious about new ideas, places, and people. So, before we get to the job details, take a minute to learn a little more about us – our values and our culture. If you can see yourself working side-by-side with a team of adventure-loving people, The North Face just may be the place for you.

To learn more about our values and our culture, visit The North Face Careers or www. thenorthface. com. Product Developer, Men's Apparel

What will you do? A day in the life of a Product Developer at The North Face looks a little like this. Working under the guidance of Product Development senior leadership, this role executes key department initiatives and independently owns the end-to-end development of assigned styles of moderate to high complexity.

With manager support as needed, the position ensures products meet design intent, quality, cost, and calendar requirements while partnering cross-functionally with global teams and vendors. In collaboration with Design, the role translates the overall aesthetic vision into 3D and physical prototype samples, ensuring garment construction and Bills of Materials (BO Ms) meet or exceed quality and cost expectations.

Responsibilities include owning product specifications and maintaining all associated records, style files, BO Ms, samples, and related program documentation. This position serves as a technical resource for cross-functional teams, providing guidance on garment construction and leading reviews of product execution at each prototype stage.

Success in the role requires fostering a collaborative, team-oriented environment within Technical Development and across cross-functional partnerships. Let’s break down that da