Job opportunity
Industrial Designer
Red Rover Recruitment
Red Rover Recruitment — Concord, ON (On-site)
Our client is an international designer and manufacturer of products that shape the modern built environment. They’re hiring an
Industrial Designer
to join a highly collaborative in-house product design team focused on creating refined, manufacturable, aesthetically disciplined products.
This is a
design-first role
— ideal for someone who is truly an industrial designer (not an engineer in disguise, not a marketing creative, and not a stylist). Junior designers are welcome if your fundamentals and portfolio are strong.
What you’ll do
Design across
seating, tables, casegoods , and line extensions
Translate design briefs into well-resolved solutions through:
SolidWorks development (primary tool)
models / mockups / prototypes as required
Communicate design intent clearly through visuals, presentations, and prototypes
Collaborate with Product, Engineering, and Manufacturing through structured stage-gate reviews
Design with manufacturing in mind:
how it’s built, assembled, costed, and scaled — without compromising the aesthetic
What we’re looking for
Strong taste + strong fundamentals. You can defend your work using real industrial design logic — not just preference.
Portfolio must show (important)
Process + iteration (not only final renders)
Sketch exploration and refinement
SolidWorks progression
(not just the final image)
Hard goods / manufacturable product work
Models, prototypes, or build-thinking
Must-haves
Degree or diploma in
Industrial Design
SolidWorks strength is required
Understanding of materials, ergonomics, and manufacturability
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Apply on source site Our client is an international designer and manufacturer of products that shape the modern built environment. They’re hiring an
Industrial Designer
to join a highly collaborative in-house product design team focused on creating refined, manufacturable, aesthetically disciplined products.
This is a
design-first role
— ideal for someone who is truly an industrial designer (not an engineer in disguise, not a marketing creative, and not a stylist). Junior designers are welcome if your fundamentals and portfolio are strong.
What you’ll do
Design across
seating, tables, casegoods , and line extensions
Translate design briefs into well-resolved solutions through:
SolidWorks development (primary tool)
models / mockups / prototypes as required
Communicate design intent clearly through visuals, presentations, and prototypes
Collaborate with Product, Engineering, and Manufacturing through structured stage-gate reviews
Design with manufacturing in mind:
how it’s built, assembled, costed, and scaled — without compromising the aesthetic
What we’re looking for
Strong taste + strong fundamentals. You can defend your work using real industrial design logic — not just preference.
Portfolio must show (important)
Process + iteration (not only final renders)
Sketch exploration and refinement
SolidWorks progression
(not just the final image)
Hard goods / manufacturable product work
Models, prototypes, or build-thinking
Must-haves
Degree or diploma in
Industrial Design
SolidWorks strength is required
Understanding of materials, ergonomics, and manufacturability
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