Lead Concept Pattern Engineer

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education, experience or training
A minimum of 8 years directly relevant work experience
Experience in industrial design, apparel design, engineering, or other technical degree or an additional 3 years relevant work experience in a related field in lieu of degree, 11 years total
Experience working in a manufacturing or technical capacity; at least 5 years direct footwear pattern engineering experience
Demonstrated ability to engineer complex footwear patterns from a 2D design sketch or 3D rendering, including new and innovative construction types or processes
Advanced proficiency using footwear pattern CAD software, PROCAM Dimensions preferred
Proficiency operating cutting, stitching, and other footwear manufacturing machines. Ability to create a lasted upper from start to finish and troubleshoot common technical issues.

Communicate with Nike footwear designers, developers, and engineers across multiple categories to understand their vision for the shoe
Influence the design and technical direction of the project based on your expertise
Utilize PROCAM Dimensions CAD software to translate design sketches into footwear patterns
Create footwear prototypes using a combination of machinery and hands-on making, and/or lead teammates through the creation process
Review and scrutinize projects for execution of key design details, adherence to best practices, quality of construction, and manufacturability
Serve as a primary mentor for new Concept Engineers or other BFL prototyping teammates, supporting their overall learning and development
Educate the greater Nike footwear community through your work to develop and deliver training content
Lead cross functional team projects with moderate to large resource requirements, risk, and/or complexity.

No preferred qualifications provided.