Textile Designer
Consumer Goods Manufacturer - Confidential
In office 4 days in Edison, NJ - WFH Fridays. Company pays 100% of employee medical insurance. We’re looking for a dynamic Textile Designer for home textiles, including but not limited to kitchen, tabletop, bath, and bedding with strong surface design skills.
The ideal candidate has a passion for creating trend-right, mass market commercially viable digital designs and product layouts in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. This position will support both branded and private label collections, working closely with our product development and marketing teams to bring innovative, market-driven home textile products to life.
Seeking a designer who is self-motivated and willing to continue to grow with our team. Responsibilities:Illustrate and Design original digital artwork, repeat prints, and layouts for kitchen, tabletop, bath, and bedding
Create detailed product designs in varied artistic techniques and colorways using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
Develop every day and seasonal collections in collaboration with the design and product development directors
Translate design concepts into production-ready artwork and technical specifications foroverseas factories
Recognize key trends in the market and analyze competition to bring new trends to the team for print and product development
Translate trends into actionable design direction for mass market product
Qualifications:3-7 years of experience designing textiles for home or similar mass market product. Kitchen and tabletop category experience preferred; experience with bedding or bath a plus. BA Degree in Textile/Surface Design, Illustration, or similar
Strong hand drawing and computer-generated artwork skills; advanced proficient in Adobe Photoshop and proficient in Adobe Illustrator a must. Skilled in using AI tools to aid in generating renderings and design mock-ups
Knowledge of textile repeat layouts, materials, print production, and overseas manufacturing processes
Proven ability to design original concepts for on-tr