Pattern Maker (m/f/d)

Marc Cain is an international, internationally successful and dynamic fashion company in the premium area of women's outerwear. In order to strengthen our team in the field of technological development (Masche area), we are looking for Pattern Maker (GN) Headquarters Bodelshausen

In addition to your work, the first section on a CAD-sync­tion is provided according to your preferences. You create and maintain 3D-simples and make them available to the relevant specialists In addition to the product master files, you specify and match them You create model­related and technological model­ You will take advantage of and take pro­to­types, MVVs and size sets in relation to fit You will be able to test the results of your studies, and you will be free to use them. You will also take care of the provision and support of model contracts for contractors and suppliers Basic sections and basic research are created, maintained and constantly developed

You have a complete phase of bonding technology with a high point of intersection / CAD / product development or a comparable training, e.g. as a direct section / modelmaker (GN) You will bring at least three years of work experience in all the essential areas of the development and production of the work A dispensed apprenticeship is of advantage and you have ideally first experience in the application of CLO 3D You are very good German and English You are self-promoting, careful and keep a cool head even in high phases Team skills, hands-on skills and flexibility

JobRad-Leasing for your new bike – also for private use A health insurance with many benefits for your health Corporate Benefits: Professionals of executive staff Our on-site restaurant with daily fresh food and local products Flexible working times with reduced core times and indi­vidual mobile office solutions Extensive on-site sports and support for a fitness centre member A separate Marc-Cain-Academy with a variety of and en­vironmental training offers A stylish working environment with state-of-the-art workspace and short communication paths