Job Details

Job Title: Materials Development
Location: Beaverton, OR (On-Site)

Job Summary: We are partnering with a leading organization on an exciting Materials Development opportunity supporting apparel materials work across seasonal sportswear and lifestyle products. This position plays a key technical role in taking concepts from brief to production-ready material solutions, working closely with cross-functional product creation teams to help bring ideas to life.

Responsibilities:

• Translate design briefs into technical material solutions for apparel development.
• Drive testing, validation, and system setup to support production readiness.
• Collaborate with product creation teams, including designers, technical development partners, and product managers.
• Support seasonal material development across base textiles, prints, and dye applications.

Required:

• 3+ years of materials development experience.
• Bachelor s degree or equivalent experience.
• Strong technical materials knowledge, including yarns, knitting, weaving, dyeing, printing, and finishing techniques.
• Experience with PCX, Smartsheets, and Miro.

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