Full-time salaried pay
Health Benefits
401K Retirement Matching
Travel Opportunity
Our DNA
The Senior Industrial Designer researches, visualizes, and executes our Industrial Design team’s projects, as they are assigned. This work is done through reference gathering, industry trend analysis, ideation sketching, digital visualization techniques, stylistic surface modeling, mechanical problem solving, and model building. This position also provides mentorship and guidance to our staff and junior ID team members when individuals are struggling with their work, or would benefit from outside perspective or training on technique, visual language, or design execution.
Seniority in this role implies a high level of proficiency and prior experience in the technical, interpersonal, and communication skills required to produce top-quality work in our industry. Our firm relies on the SID role to stay current on industry trends, emergent techniques and software, and to lead our Staff and Junior ID team members by their example.
This position reports to our ID team’s Project Manager, and is accountable to that role for real-time communication, high-quality creative output, and compliance with project-based deadlines and milestones. This role receives direction from our Creative Director, and input on vision and technique from our Lead Industrial Designer.
We require submission of your résumé, cover letter, and a strong portfolio of your best work in product design, CAD modeling, prototype fabrication, and most importantly, your design process.
Portfolios should be a link to an online collection of work, or a PDF less than 25MB.
Please send via email to [email protected], and use the subject line, “Senior Industrial Designer”.
After hours shop access
Local proximity
Gigantic stereo
Office puppy
An understanding of ergonomics, anthropometrics, documentation, and analysis
Making products safe, comfortable, durable, reliable, a pleasure to use
A wealth of knowledge of material types, manipulation processes, machinery, tools, and finishing techniques
Redefining what customers expect from a brand experience
Knowing how to reach your customer, and what to promise them
Following the success of projects, far after they’re completed