As an assistant designer, I wear many hats. I am exposed to multiple sides of the footwear design and development process. I work across 4-5 distinct brands per season, each with unique market demands, aesthetics, and consumer needs. My direct responsibilities include trend research, material selection, prototyping, and sample development, ensuring designs align with market insights and brand strategy. By aligning with product managers, marketers, and technical teams, I contribute to creating footwear collections that sell tens of thousands of units annually and deliver commercially successful designs.

- Assist in the development of product concepts while taking into consideration engineering, marketing, production, and sales criteria. - Generate concept solutions to consumer problems and unmet needs. - Test and validate concepts with the consumer research department. - Prepares concept renderings and support materials for use in marketing and sales presentations - Display strong hand sketching and rendering skills - CAD surface model development and photorealistic rendering using Solidworks & Keyshot - Develop rapid physical 3D prototypes and mockups to test form, function, and ergonomics.

Educators at lululemon athletica do just that! They educate. Their main role is to effectively educate guests on the fabrics, features, fit and function of the product, the culture and the communities lululemon belong to. By educating guests we empower them to make decisions for themselves based on the facts that we offer them. By doing this, the guesswork is taken out of shopping for customers, and a ‘Wow! It’s You!’ guest experience is created, leaving customers with the knowledge to educate others on behalf of lululemon athletica. Authentic conversations are key to delivering the ultimate guest experience by relaying your experiences with lululemon products to the guest. Involvement in teamwork is highly emphasized and the focus is placed on turning a ‘no’ into a ‘yes’ whenever possible.