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HelloConnect in Manila, Philippines is seeking an experienced Embroidery Digitizer to convert artwork into production-ready embroidery files and optimize stitch paths for multiple fabrics.
You’ll work with Tajima DG16 and Wilcom, focus on production efficiency, quality control, and seamless integration with embroidery teams. Join a dynamic, learning-oriented environment that values collaboration and excellence.
At HelloConnect, you will be part of a dynamic team in Inoza tower, BGC that embraces innovation and leverages advanced technology to create exceptional experiences. Our culture is built on collaboration, continuous learning, and a commitment to excellence. You’ll have the opportunity to work on impactful projects, develop your skills, and grow within a supportive environment that values diverse perspectives and experiences.
In this role, you will take on a key responsibility in converting artwork, logos, illustrations, and customer designs into optimized embroidery stitch files using Tajima DG16. This individual combines technical digitizing expertise, embroidery production knowledge, and quality control skills to create efficient stitch plans that run smoothly on commercial embroidery machines while maintaining the highest possible visual quality.
The ideal candidate understands not only how to digitize designs, but why specific stitch types, densities, underlays, pull compensation, and sequencing decisions affect production outcomes.
We’re looking for passionate individuals who can bring their unique skills and ideas to the table. Even if you don't meet every requirement but believe you’d excel in this role, we’d love to hear from you!
Expert understanding of: Satin stitches, Fill stitches, Tatami fills, Motif fills, Running stitches, Bean stitches, Zig-zag stitches, Edge-run stitches, Decorative stitches
Deep understanding of: Edge Run, Center Walk, Zig-Zag, Double Zig-Zag, Combination underlays
Knows when each underlay type should be used based on: Fabric, Design size, Stitch type, Garment stability
Ability to: Adjust density based on fabric type. Balance coverage versus stitch count. Prevent thread buildup and puckering.
Expert-level understanding of: Fabric distortion, Push and pull effects, Compensation adjustments by stitch angle and material
Efficient object ordering. Minimized trims and color changes. Reduced machine movement. Logical sew sequence construction.
Experience with commercial embroidery equipment such as: Tajima, Barudan, SWF, Ricoma
Understands: Tension management, Needle selection, Stabilizer selection, Thread behavior, Machine limitations
Can digitize appropriately for: Cotton, Polyester, Fleece, Performance fabrics, Stretch fabrics, Leather, Twill, Structured caps.
(7th Floor, Inoza Tower, 40th Street, BGC, Taguig City)
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