Embroidery Team Lead
$19 - $26/hr
Comfort using production tablets/computers; basic Wilcom digitizing knowledge for minor edits is a ... embroidery machines (multi-head experience preferred) * 1+ years of experience in a lead or ...
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$19 - $26/hr
Comfort using production tablets/computers; basic Wilcom digitizing knowledge for minor edits is a ... embroidery machines (multi-head experience preferred) * 1+ years of experience in a lead or ...
Quick apply
$19 - $26/hr
Comfort using production tablets/computers; basic Wilcom digitizing knowledge for minor edits is a ... embroidery machines (multi-head experience preferred) * 1+ years of experience in a lead or ...
$10.45 - $11.84
3% of jobs
$11.84 - $13.23
1% of jobs
$13.23 - $14.62
3% of jobs
$14.62 - $16.01
13% of jobs
$16.59 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$16.01 - $17.40
13% of jobs
The median wage is $18.65 / hr.
$17.40 - $18.80
20% of jobs
$18.80 - $20.19
22% of jobs
$20.38 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$20.19 - $21.58
7% of jobs
$21.58 - $22.97
6% of jobs
$22.97 - $24.36
5% of jobs
$24.36 - $25.75
7% of jobs
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Embroidery digitizing professionals often encounter challenges such as translating complex or detailed images into stitch files that sew out cleanly, choosing the correct stitch types, and accounting for fabric variations. They handle these difficulties by carefully adjusting designs, testing samples, and collaborating with embroidery machine operators to ensure optimal results. Communication with clients is also key, as clarifying design limitations and expectations upfront helps prevent misunderstandings. With experience, digitizers develop an eye for what will work best on different materials and refine their workflow to handle tight project deadlines efficiently.
Success in embroidery digitizing requires a keen eye for detail, proficiency in graphic design, understanding of embroidery techniques, and experience with digitizing software. Familiarity with programs like Wilcom, Pulse, or other embroidery digitizing systems is highly valued, along with any certifications in textile design or related fields. Strong communication, time management, and creativity help digitizers collaborate with clients and production teams to translate designs accurately. These combined skills ensure high-quality digital files that produce professional embroidery results and satisfy project specifications.
An Embroidery Digitizing job involves converting artwork, logos, or designs into a digital stitch file that embroidery machines can read. The digitizer uses specialized software to assign stitch types, directions, and densities to ensure an accurate and high-quality embroidered result. This role requires technical skills, attention to detail, and an understanding of fabric types to optimize designs for stitching. Digitizers often work with businesses, fashion brands, and custom embroidery shops to create professional embroidered products.

$19 - $26/hr
Full-time
Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO
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