Industrial Designer I

About the position The Industrial Designer I is responsible for developing individual products and complete product lines of moderate complexity, utilizing design techniques such as shape, color, and ergonomics. This role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams and requires a candidate who is motivated to grow and can work both independently and in support roles. Responsibilities • Design and develop products from concepts through prototyping and into production. • Study consumer trends related to design and adapt these trends into executable suggestions for future products or enhancements. • Recognize and adapt designs to align with various brands and respective design languages. • Coordinate research regarding materials and constructions for all projects. • Understand human ergonomic issues. • Facilitate the execution of design concepts and ideas to others in 2-D or 3-D as deemed appropriate. • Create sketches, drawings, and specifications to translate ideas into models and working prototypes. • Demonstrate competence and familiarity with basic model shop tools and procedures. • Communicate ideas effectively through visual means. • Conduct arenaflex analysis on new product designs, partnering with other internal resources. • Stay informed of the latest developments in the field by reading trade journals and attending meetings or trade shows. • Interact effectively with engineering, marketing, manufacturing, and others in the development of new products. • Communicate with Product Managers regarding features and functions of new products. • Perform other tasks as assigned. Requirements • Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Design (BSID) or related field. • 3-5 years' experience in a similar position. • Computer experience required, including arenaflex (Outlook, Word, Excel), Adobe software products (Illustrator and Photoshop), and Solidworks. • Capable of creating realistic 3D renderings using Keyshot. • Mechanical aptitude in common manufacturing techniques including injection and compression molding, forging, die casting, extrusion, finishing, etc. • Extremely good written and verbal communication skills and understanding of remote work tools. Benefits • Health & Dental Insurance • Company paid Life Insurance • 401(k) • Paid Time Off benefits • Product discounts • Wellness programs Apply tot his job

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