锦鲤求职岗位描述
The PLM Manager will be responsible for overseeing
the end-to-end management of product lines, ensuring alignment with brand
strategy, market trends, and business objectives. This role requires a deep
understanding of product lifecycle management, from concept to
commercialization, and involves close collaboration with cross-functional
teams including Design, Development, and Merchandising. The PLM Manager will
drive the successful execution aligned with category version, optimize
profitability, and ensure timely delivery of high-quality apparel outcome.
Product line management & timeline coordination
n Act as the
primary liaison among Design, Merchandising, and development teams to ensure
alignment on product vision, timelines, and deliverables.
n Assist Product
team in allocating design tasks across seasonal collections.
n Oversee
end-to-end product lifecycle, ensuring smooth and on-time development and
execution.
n Conduct market
research and competitor analysis to guide design decisions and seasonal design
task planning.
n Proactively identify and
address potential product issue in the product development process.
n Identify opportunities to
streamline workflows and improve efficiency within the PLM process.
n Key owner to
manage and coordinate all the design review meeting and seasonal kick off.
Communication & Product Training material
n Facilitate
effective communication and problem-solving across departments.
n Develop
training materials and product storytelling strategies to support retail and
sales teams.
n Facilitate
cross-functional collaboration between design, merchandising, and retail
teams to align product positioning and business goals.
External Resource & ODM Management
n Manage external
design resources and consolidate the needs from fabric suppliers, and trim
vendors, ensuring efficient development cycles.
n Develop and maintain
detailed project timelines for each product line, ensuring all
milestones are met.
n Support ODM
(Original Design Manufacturing) projects, maintaining brand consistency, cost
control, and production efficiency.
The PLM Manager will be responsible for overseeing
the end-to-end management of product lines, ensuring alignment with brand
strategy, market trends, and business objectives. This role requires a deep
understanding of product lifecycle management, from concept to
commercialization, and involves close collaboration with cross-functional
teams including Design, Development, and Merchandising. The PLM Manager will
drive the successful execution aligned with category version, optimize
profitability, and ensure timely delivery of high-quality apparel outcome.
Product line management & timeline coordination
n Act as the
primary liaison among Design, Merchandising, and development teams to ensure
alignment on product vision, timelines, and deliverables.
n Assist Product
team in allocating design tasks across seasonal collections.
n Oversee
end-to-end product lifecycle, ensuring smooth and on-time development and
execution.
n Conduct market
research and competitor analysis to guide design decisions and seasonal design
task planning.
n Proactively identify and
address potential product issue in the product development process.
n Identify opportunities to
streamline workflows and improve efficiency within the PLM process.
n Key owner to
manage and coordinate all the design review meeting and seasonal kick off.
Communication & Product Training material
n Facilitate
effective communication and problem-solving across departments.
n Develop
training materials and product storytelling strategies to support retail and
sales teams.
n Facilitate
cross-functional collaboration between design, merchandising, and retail
teams to align product positioning and business goals.
External Resource & ODM Management
n Manage external
design resources and consolidate the needs from fabric suppliers, and trim
vendors, ensuring efficient development cycles.
n Develop and maintain
detailed project timelines for each product line, ensuring all
milestones are met.
n Support ODM
(Original Design Manufacturing) projects, maintaining brand consistency, cost
control, and production efficiency.