Concept Designer: Craft Seasonal Visual Worlds

ADP, Inc.; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Tuckernuck is seeking an Associate Concept Designer in New York to support the development and execution of seasonal creative concepts. You will translate ideas into a visual world guiding design, fashion, buying, merchandising, and styling, reporting to the Chief Creative Officer.

The role blends creative research with hands-on execution, requiring strong organization, curiosity about fashion and culture, and the ability to turn inspiration into cohesive stories across boards, materials, and

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in fashion, concept design, creative direction, or a related field.
• Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and/or Figma for visual storytelling and presentations.

Responsibilities

• Support seasonal concept development through research across fashion, art, interiors, travel, film, vintage and culture.
• Organize and source imagery, textiles, and materials to communicate the seasonal point of view.
• Assist in developing mood boards, color stories, and material direction.
• Identify connections between references and turn inspiration into a cohesive story.
• Prepare imagery and samples for concept reviews and presentations.
• Coordinate with teams to ensure concepts are ready for reviews.

Skills

Adobe Creative Suite

Figma

Research skills

Presentation design

Organization

Visual storytelling

Color & composition

Cross-functional collaboration

Tools

Adobe Creative Suite

Figma

Job description

Tuckernuck is seeking an Associate Concept Designer in New York to support the development and execution of seasonal creative concepts. You will translate ideas into a visual world guiding design, fashion, buying, merchandising, and styling, reporting to the Chief Creative Officer.

The role blends creative research with hands-on execution, requiring strong organization, curiosity about fashion and culture, and the ability to turn inspiration into cohesive stories across boards, materials, and