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Embroidery Computer Designer (Digitizer) creates, modifies, and converts artwork into machine-readable formats using software like Wilcom, Pulse, or Wings. They set stitch density, sequence, and underlay to produce high-quality embroidered designs for production, ensuring technical accuracy, color accuracy, and efficiency.
www.shine.comwww.shine.com +3Key ResponsibilitiesDigitizing and Designing: Convert logos, images, and creative concepts into embroidery files (e.g., .DST, .EMB).Technical Setup: Determine appropriate stitch types (satin, fill), density, pull compensation, and underlay based on fabric types.Software Proficiency: Utilize embroidery software (Wilcom, Pulse, Tajima, Hatch) to create and edit designs.Sampling and Quality Control: Run samples, check for errors (thread breakage, misalignment), and obtain approval before bulk production.Production Coordination: Ensure designs are optimized for multi-head machines, minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency.File Management: Organize and maintain a digital library of designs, templates, and technical specifications. www.shine.comwww.shine.com +4Required Skills and QualificationsSoftware Skills: Proficiency in Wilcom, Pulse, Wings, or Tajima software.Technical Knowledge: Deep understanding of embroidery techniques, fabric properties, needles, stabilizers, and thread types.Artistic Ability: Strong sense of color, composition, and detail.Experience: Previous experience as a CAD designer or digitizer in the textile/apparel industry is often required.Communication: Ability to work with clients and production teams to interpret artwork accurately. SEGD Job BankSEGD Job Bank +4Physical and Working ConditionsFull-time, typically in a manufacturing, fashion design, or production office setting.High attention to detail required
