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Talent Pool - RTW Pattern Digitiser

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London Atelier Digital Pattern Cutters / RTW Digitisers
We are inviting talented individuals at all experience levels to join our London Atelier as Digital Pattern Cutters / RTW Digitisers. If you’re passionate about translating craftsmanship into the digital realm and contributing to the creation of luxury garments, we’d love to hear from you.
As a key member of our Atelier, you will be responsible for digitising patterns and refining existing digital files, supporting the full lifecycle from development through to production, including grading.
Responsibilities
- Work closely with the Pattern Cutters to digitise paper patterns throughout the development process
- Collaborate with the pattern cutters and machinists to identify and resolve problems with patterns, pro-actively suggesting solutions to establish the best method of construction for garments
- Print and provide patterns for further development to the design team as required
- Digitise patterns from paper patterns as well as working on already existing patterns and alterations
- Build and maintain the digital pattern archive
- Maintain a high level of quality control for digital patterns
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- Computer skills: Lectra Modaris Expert
- Relevant industry experience in digital pattern making for luxury garments
- Excellent eye for detail, shape, and proportion
- Technical capability and product knowledge, including experience of grading
- In-depth knowledge of garment construction and pattern cutting skills
- Ability to identify problems and pro-actively find solutions
- Ability to multitask and work in a fast-paced environment
- Collaborative team player with strong initiative
- Flexible and adaptable, ability to manage multiple patterns at the same time and re-prioritise when required
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