Being part of LOEWE gives you the opportunity of learning new things every day and working with people passionate about what they do, in a fast moving and ambitious company.
If you are passionate about LOEWE and interested in product development, design and craftsmanship, this is a great opportunity to gain experience within a leading luxury fashion house. You will be supporting the Hardware Development team in the creation and standardisation of hardware specifications, contributing to the development of new hardware concepts for leather goods and accessories.
Your role will be
Study current best practices in hardware and leather goods development.
Gather and analyse information from previous hardware developments.
Assess best practices in terms of hardware design and development.
Create specification documents for different hardware families, such as snap hooks, locking systems, dice and other components.
Develop new hardware standards based on design golden rules.
Summarise and structure technical knowledge within clear and accessible documentation.
Present new documentation to LOEWE teams and share it with external suppliers.
Support the design and development of new hardware for leather goods and accessories.
Contribute to the development of new hardware concepts.
Collaborate with Hardware Development & Industrialization, Quality, Production and Design teams, as well as external suppliers.
What you need for the role
Currently enrolled in a master’s degree program, engineering school, business school, university, etc.
Interest in hardware development, product design and the luxury industry.
Analytical, structured and rigorous skills, with attention to detail.
Proactive attitude and willingness to learn.
Good interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.
Knowledge of 3D modelling will be valued.
Good knowledge of the Office package.
Fluent in English and (at least) conversational Spanish.
About us
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📌 Hardware Development Intern (Getafe)
🏢 Loewe
📍 Getafe