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Embroidery Service Manager

San Antonio, TX

$14 - $18.25/hr

... digitizing company detailed instructions for new designs Receiving of embroidery products & supplies to fill orders -verify that quantities, colors, sizes, styles, etc. match what is listed on the ...

Embroidery Production Lead

Santa Fe Springs, CA

$18.75 - $25.75/hr

Deep knowledge of commercial embroidery equipment (multi-head machines), digitizing, hooping, and backing selection. * Proven track record building SOPs and training large production teams.

Embroidery Team Lead

Portland, OR · On-site

$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 ...

Embroidery Production Lead

Santa Fe Springs, CA · On-site

$18.75 - $25.75/hr

Deep knowledge of commercial embroidery equipment (multi-head machines), digitizing, hooping, and backing selection. * Proven track record building SOPs and training large production teams.

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How much do embroidery digitizing jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 23, 2026, the average hourly pay for embroidery digitizing in the United States is $18.06, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.62 and $20.19 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are some typical challenges faced in embroidery digitizing, and how are they handled?

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.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Embroidery Digitizing position, and why are they important?

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.

What is an Embroidery Digitizing job?

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.

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Embroidery Service Manager

KEL-LAC Tactical

San Antonio, TX

$14 - $18.25/hr

Full-time

Posted 28 days ago


Job description

 ADMINISTRATION

Maintain a production schedule & processing of orders as required by due dates

Maintain folders on each design with detailed information as to thread colors used on various colors of garments, hooping location, fonts & size of text used for names, emb fees charged, etc

Train & Implement more efficient procedures & look for new products to improve our embroidery processes & quality of embroidery

At the end of each day, check to see what orders were finished, what new orders came in, any rush orders received & plan the production schedule for the next day.
 

PRODUCTION

Staging - remove all plastic bags, clips, tissue paper etc from garments, sort by size & colors & lay out on table to be ready for hooping

Provide design/emb machine production sheets for thread color sequences to be entered into emb machine

Set up for production of names, flight patches, guidons, etc.

For maximum efficiency, orders should be reviewed & prepared ahead of time so when machine is finished running the current order, the next order has been prepared & is ready to start.

Running of specialty products/orders on emb machines

Flight patches, names for backs of hats, names on garments, pennants ordered, function badges, etc

Isabel handles: Name tapes, helmet bands, etc.

QUALITY ASSURANCE

Quality control/inspection of items prior to packing

Remove excess  backing & stray threads from garments after embroidery completed

Fold & pack embroidered items by size & arrange in an organized manner to increase the perceived value to the customer

Provide sew outs for customer approvals

SALES STAFF SUPPORT

Provide stitch count quotes

Advise on embroidery fees based on quantities ordered

Checking orders for all necessary information needed-if missing information, check with sales person for missing information needed

MAINTENANCE

General maintenance on emb machines (daily oiling & cleaning)

Schedule repairs on emb machines with technician when needed (Ken Evans)
 

PROCUREMENT

Email digitizing company detailed instructions for new designs

Receiving of embroidery products & supplies to fill orders –verify that quantities, colors, sizes, styles, etc. match what is listed on the orders