In Short

At On, we’re redefining the boundaries of design and storytelling in the world of sportswear. As our Senior Specialist - 3D Campaign Designer, you will be at the forefront of shaping immersive retail experiences that capture the essence of our brand. You will play a key role in bringing our global campaigns to life across America’s Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) and B2B stores.

Your Mission

  • Innovative, Impactful Design: Tailor On’s global campaign designs to create compelling, localized visual experiences for varying cross-channel, store formats North America. You’ll also support campaign-related events and pop-ups, ensuring every touchpoint resonates with our fans.
  • Technical 3D Design: Utilize your advanced 3D drawing and rendering skills to produce technical drawings, visualizations, and prototypes that translate On’s innovative spirit into tangible, physical experiences. Your work will ensure a seamless transition from concept to execution.
  • Collaborate Across Borders: Work closely with the global Visual Experience team to adapt and refine campaign concepts for regional execution. Partner with cross-functional teams, including Retail, Marketing, and Production, to ensure cohesive and impactful in-store experiences.
  • Elevate the On Retail Environment: Draw inspiration from best-in-class retail design practices to push boundaries, creating retail spaces that are as dynamic and forward-thinking.
  • Support the LATAM Region: Extend your expertise to support the design needs of the LATAM region, ensuring consistency and brand alignment across all markets.

Your Story

  • 3D Design Expert: You have 5+ years of experience in 3D design with a portfolio that showcases your technical skills in drawing and rendering, particularly within retail environments. Your ability to bring complex concepts to life in a detailed, technical manner sets you apart.
  • Retail Experience: Experience working on design projects for retail spaces. You understand how to create compelling, impactful storytelling within physical retail spaces; windows, in-store and pop-ups.
  • Innovative Thinker: You thrive on pushing creative boundaries and bring a fresh perspective to every project. You’re a non-conformist, original thinker who can champion creative ideas into reality.
  • Detail-Oriented & Precise: Your eye for detail is unmatched, and you take pride in delivering high-quality work. You’re meticulous in your approach, ensuring every design element aligns with our premium brand positioning.
  • Collaborative & Adaptable: You excel in a collaborative environment, working seamlessly with global and regional teams. You’re adaptable, capable of tailoring global concepts to fit regional market nuances while maintaining brand consistency.
  • Organized & Efficient: You have excellent project management skills, able to handle multiple projects simultaneously and deliver on tight deadlines without compromising quality.

Why On?

Join us, and you’ll be part of a global brand that’s committed to innovation, performance, and design excellence. You’ll have the opportunity to shape the in-store experiences of a brand that’s at the forefront of sportswear design, working alongside a team of passionate creatives. At On, we believe in pushing the limits of what’s possible—both in our products and in the experiences we create.

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