Product Developer Leather Goods
Pubblicato il 21-09-2026 - JobLeads in Italia
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PositionPosition Summary:
We are seeking a dynamic and proactive Product Development Gifting to join our Accessories Team. Supported by the Development Manager, this role is pivotal in driving new collection development, from ideation to the 'GO STYLE' phase, by effectively balancing design aesthetics with technical feasibility, cost efficiency, quality standards, and tight deadlines. The successful candidate will collaborate closely with Style and Marketing teams and animate all the industrial stakeholders ensuring timely execution of mock-ups and prototypes in adherence to Maison quality standards and industrial strategies.
Job ResponsabilitiesKey Responsibilities:
Manage designer requests for new collection development, aligning with Marketing briefs
Sourcing specific materials, technics or suppliers upon the project brief
Monitor mock-ups and prototypes arrival for collection meetings and conduct weekly development follow-ups
Supplier follow-up
Creation of development and research-related orders
Overseeing special order samples: orders, deliveries, and dispatch
Responsible for planning the creative brief all the way through to the GO STYLE phase
Develop the re-use/circular creativity approach
Design to Cost approach
Sensible to reglementary topics
ProfileProfile:
Degree in Industrial Design, Engineering or similar;5/7 years of experience in product development roles for Accessoires (metal, leather, multiple materials, etc.);Hight interest in products, ideally in leather goods and a good understanding of the luxury market. Knowledge of leather goods development/design would be a plusGood knowledge of the Office suite and PLM.Languages: Fluent in Italian and English, French would be a plus. Travel: Frequent weekly travel within Italy and France is required. Leadership & Competences: Dynamism and proacti