FAQs
What is the primary goal of the Designer Innovation position at adidas?
The primary goal is to design the best innovative and industry-leading apparel for athletes at speed, creating highly disruptive solutions for the world’s best athletes.
What qualifications are necessary for the Designer Innovation role?
A BA or MA in Industrial Design, Fashion Design, Textile, or a relevant Design subject is required, as well as at least 3 years of relevant work experience.
Is experience with 3D programs necessary for this position?
Yes, experience with 3D programs such as Clo3D, Browzwear, or similar tools is necessary.
Will the Designer Innovation be required to travel?
Yes, travel may be required to marketplaces or manufacturing partners as needed.
What key responsibilities does the Designer Innovation role entail?
Key responsibilities include designing cutting-edge product innovations, researching athlete and consumer insights, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and presenting product ideas clearly.
What skills are important for this position?
Important skills include strong knowledge of innovation and industry trends, technical understanding of materials and construction, strong presentation and communication skills, and proficiency in design software.
How does the Designer Innovation role contribute to the overall organization?
This role contributes by designing industry-leading creative solutions and driving performance innovations from opportunity identification through to production reality.
What type of environment does the Designer Innovation position require?
The position requires a fast-paced and dynamic environment where creativity and innovation are paramount.
Is a passion for sports and culture important for this role?
Yes, a passion for sports, culture, and design is crucial for success in this position.
Does adidas have a commitment to diversity and inclusiveness in its hiring practices?
Yes, adidas celebrates diversity, supports inclusiveness, and encourages individual expression, maintaining equal opportunity in its hiring practices.