Skill
Technical Design
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Technical design is the process of translating requirements or concepts into detailed specifications for how a system, product, or component will be built, covering architecture, materials, and engineering constraints. Engineers and designers use it to bridge the gap between a high-level idea and a buildable blueprint, often producing diagrams, schematics, or design documents.
Open roles requiring Technical Design (2)
Sr. Apparel Designer - Quick-to-Market
Under Armour
Full-time · Baltimore, MD · $90,000 – $120,000
This role designs apparel products on accelerated timelines for a major athletic brand, requiring strong conceptual skills and the ability to move quickly from trend insight to finished product. It suits experienced designers who thrive in collaborative, fast-paced environments and have deep knowledge of garment construction.
Listed on Under Armour’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Sr. Men's Designer PFG/PHG
Columbia Sportswear
Full-time · Portland, OR
This role leads the creative vision for men's fishing and hunting apparel at Columbia Sportswear, developing product lines from initial concept through production samples. It suits experienced apparel designers who combine technical expertise with strategic thinking and want to work on performance-driven outdoor gear within a collaborative, cross-functional team environment.
Listed on Columbia Sportswear’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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