3D Modeler

Role Summary Handbag design and development studio seeking a creative, technically skilled team member to support hardware design and development. You’ll own CAD modeling of handbag components, hands‑on 3D printing and finishing, and laser cutting support. The right candidate thrives in a fast‑paced environment, maintains strong attention to detail, and collaborates well on a team. Responsibilities Hardware & Handbag Design Development Receive and review hardware specifications, identify missing details, and provide estimated completion dates Create clear, production ready spec sheets for completed models (drawings, dimensions, notes) Model handbag hardware components to spec using Rhino Design additional features as needed for application and functional requirements Communicate clearly and early when issues or delays arise 3D Printing & Finishing of Hardware Create and repair print‑ready meshes Select print materials and orientation based on requirements; place supports for SLA printing Batch, print, wash, and cure components Remove supports; sand, finish, and paint prototypes as required Apply hardware to panels, bags, and SLGs for fit and appearance checks per company standards Design Development Test functionality and make edits quickly; comfortable with multiple iterations per day Balance aesthetic goals with functional demands and manufacturability HW Team Operations Organize and archive unused samples; create duplicates for the business portfolio as needed Track and inventory consumables as used or weekly Maintain clean workstations and tool organization Monitor machine and tool health; flag issues early Shop Operations Assist with machine troubleshooting as needed Develop tools, patterns, jigs, and fixtures for sample makers using available fabrication methods (3D printing, laser cutting, and woodshop tools) Support business initiatives during downtime; propose improved organizational tools and workflows Research 3D printing materials/technologies and propose new material applications Qualifications Must-have Hands‑on SLA 3D printing workflow (orientation/supports, post‑processing) Comfort working in a workshop environment: finishing, tool use, cleanliness/organization Clear communication, reliable follow‑through, and ability to own tasks end‑to‑end Nice-to-have Experience with handbag hardware, small parts, or fashion/accessory product development Laser cutting experience (setup, material handling, fast iteration) Familiarity with mesh prep/repair and exporting for print Handbag Hardware CAD & Prototyping Specialist (Rhino / 3D Printing / Laser) Role Summary Handbag design and development studio seeking a creative, technically skilled team member to support hardware design and development. You’ll own CAD modeling of handbag components, hands‑on 3D printing and finishing, and laser cutting support. The right candidate thrives in a fast‑paced environment, maintains strong attention to detail, and collaborates well on a team. Responsibilities Hardware & Handbag Design Development Receive and review hardware specifications, identify missing details, and provide estimated completion dates Create clear, production ready spec sheets for completed models (drawings, dimensions, notes) Model handbag hardware components to spec using Rhino Design additional features as needed for application and functional requirements Communicate clearly and early when issues or delays arise 3D Printing & Finishing of Hardware Create and repair print‑ready meshes Select print materials and orientation based on requirements; place supports for SLA printing Batch, print, wash, and cure components Remove supports; sand, finish, and paint prototypes as required Apply hardware to panels, bags, and SLGs for fit and appearance checks per company standards Design Development Test functionality and make edits quickly; comfortable with multiple iterations per day Balance aesthetic goals with functional demands and manufacturability HW Team Operations Organize and archive unused samples; create duplicates for the business portfolio as needed Track and inventory consumables as used or weekly Maintain clean workstations and tool organization Monitor machine and tool health; flag issues early Shop Operations Assist with machine troubleshooting as needed Develop tools, patterns, jigs, and fixtures for sample makers using available fabrication methods (3D printing, laser cutting, and woodshop tools) Support business initiatives during downtime; propose improved organizational tools and workflows Research 3D printing materials/technologies and propose new material applications Qualifications Must-have Strong Rhino CAD modeling skills (clean, organized, design‑driven modeling; revision speed matters) Hands‑on SLA 3D printing workflow (orientation/supports, post‑processing) Comfort working in a workshop environment: finishing, tool use, cleanliness/organization Clear communication, reliable follow‑through, and ability to own tasks end‑to‑end Nice-to-have Experience with handbag hardware, small parts, or fashion/accessory product development Laser cutting experience (setup, material handling, fast iteration) Familiarity with mesh prep/repair and exporting for print Work Style Fast‑paced, iterative prototyping environment High attention to detail with practical decision‑making (function and aesthetics) Team‑first mindset with independent execution #J-18808-Ljbffr