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Technology Risk Specialist
CDI9 days ago
Job Description
Antananarivo
CDI
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
Job overview
In a context of constant growth and evolution, we are looking for a dynamic and curious Pattern Technologist, ready to put his expertise in modeling at the service of our collections and the quality of our products within our operations.
Responsibilities
Your main responsibilities:
- Create patterns for a wide range of styles of blouses and dresses, for women and men
- Translate stylists’ sketches into well-designed and industrially feasible patterns
- Refine the basic template to create a complete size set (gradation)
- Participate in fitting sessions and make recommendations to improve cutting and fit
- Analyze the quality problems encountered and propose adapted solutions
- Understand and apply customer technical specifications, measurement methods and tolerances to avoid misunderstanding of products
- Communicate to the marketing and customer any proposed amendments that may improve the fit or make the product more industrializable
- Collaborate closely with production, quality and product development teams
- Keep data sheets, change histories and associated documentation up to date
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of working methods and the sharing of good practices
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