Jewellery CAD Designer

A Jewellery CAD Designer is responsible for creating detailed digital designs and technical drawings of jewellery pieces using CAD software. Here's a breakdown of the key responsibilities and skills required for this role:

Design Creation :

• Develop 2D and 3D models of jewellery designs based on client requirements or creative briefs.
• Create detailed technical drawings that include specifications such as dimensions, materials, and manufacturing processes.

Technical Detailing :

• Ensure the designs are functional and manufacturable, considering factors like stone settings, metal thickness, and structural integrity.
• Work closely with jewellers and manufacturers to ensure the designs can be accurately produced.

Software Proficiency :

• Use CAD software such as Rhino, MatrixGold, ZBrush, or JewelCAD to create and modify jewellery designs.
• Render designs to visualize the final product, often producing photorealistic images for client presentations or marketing purposes.

Collaboration :

• Collaborate with jewellery designers, gemologists, and production teams to ensure that the final product meets the design specifications.
• Communicate effectively with clients to understand their vision and make adjustments as needed.

Trend Research :

• Stay updated on industry trends, materials, and new technologies to create modern and innovative designs.

File Management :

• Manage and organize digital design files, ensuring they are properly saved and archived for future reference or reproduction.

• Proficiency in CAD software specific to jewellery design.
• Strong understanding of jewellery manufacturing processes and materials.
• Creative and artistic ability to design aesthetically pleasing and marketable jewellery.
• Attention to detail and precision in creating technical drawings.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Good communication skills for client interaction and team collaboration

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This role is vital in transforming artistic concepts into precise, manufacturable designs, playing a crucial part in the jewellery design and production process.

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