Lead Jewelry Product Development Manager

Brobston Group LLC; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Brobston Group LLC is seeking a jewelry Project Manager to lead end-to-end development for high and fine jewelry. You will own vendor communication, timelines, and cross-functional execution, ensuring data integrity in PLM and Oracle systems.

Responsibilities include guiding development, maintaining documentation, managing samples and orders, and driving design-for-manufacturability improvements while upholding quality and cost targets.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years professional jewelry Project Manager or Product Development experience.
• Working knowledge of jewelry manufacturing techniques, construction, metals and gemstones.
• Excellent organizational skills with ability to manage multiple projects.
• Strong communication, judgment, and problem-solving abilities.

Responsibilities

• Provide project leadership for new High Jewelry and Fine Jewelry development.
• Serve as primary contact with external vendors and drive execution to deadlines.
• Collaborate cross-departmentally to ensure timely decisions and ownership.
• Maintain documentation, PLM and Oracle data integrity.
• Track samples and finished goods orders through receipt and disposition.
• Identify obstacles early and present escalation options and next steps.
• Collaborate to improve manufacturability, cost, and quality while preserving design.

Skills

Attention to detail

Project leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

Problem-solving

Education

Bachelor's degree

Gemology degree (bonus)

Tools

PLM

Oracle

Microsoft Office

Adobe Suite

CAD

Job description

Brobston Group LLC is seeking a jewelry Project Manager to lead end-to-end development for high and fine jewelry. You will own vendor communication, timelines, and cross-functional execution, ensuring data integrity in PLM and Oracle systems.

Responsibilities include guiding development, maintaining documentation, managing samples and orders, and driving design-for-manufacturability improvements while upholding quality and cost targets.