Location: Los Angeles, CA
Discipline: UX / Product Design
Experience: 6+ years
Compensation: $105,400
About the job
*The annual base salary for this position ranges from$105,400.00 in our lowest geographic market to $214,700.00 in our highest geographic market. Actual salary will vary based on a candidate's location, qualifications, skills and experience.NikeSKIMS combines the best of both brands – Nike’s legacy of innovation and athlete insights with SKIMS dedication to the female form, and inclusive solutions for every body. We're carving out a bold and unique position in the global fitness industry, delivering innovation and style the industry hasn’t seen before. We’re excited to invite more women into sport and movement with products that make them feel strong and sexy. Our first collection launches this Spring in the United States and will begin to expand to global markets in 2026.
Who You’ll Work WithAs a Lead Materials Designer in NikeSKIMS, you will be working hand in hand with a large project team of different professionals (engineers, researchers, scientists, marketing, testing, sustainability, materials, costing, etc.), collaborate within the design community (industrial designers, materials, color, graphics, computational, etc.), and mentor other designers. This role reports directly to the SR. Design Director over NikeSKIMS Apparel and Footwear. .
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Who We Are Looking ForWe’re looking for an exceptional Lead Materials Designer to combine their experience, problem-solving abilities, and creativity to help create the future of NikeSKIMS. The category you will be working in is the Apparel and Footwear team. The ideal teammate will be a highly creative problem solver. This is someone who doesn’t settle for anything less than the best design and materials solutions, to meet the needs of the consumer on and off the court. They’ll be focused on elevating the consumer experience by creating materials that are performance and trend-relevant for a range of products while driving an emotional connection to materials for the consumer through the use of narrative and storytelling and by pushing the edges of sustainable footwear material design.
