Technical Textile Structure Designer

Responsibilities

• Design and develop innovative technical textile structures to meet demanding specifications using a multidisciplinary approach.
• Define and deploy intellectual property strategies to identify and protect technological innovations.
• Utilize experimental characterization tools, numerical modeling, and artificial intelligence to optimize textile performance.
• Lead prototyping at laboratory and pilot scales in collaboration with process teams to prepare for industrialization.
• Develop and formalize technical knowledge through active scientific monitoring and knowledge sharing.
• Build and manage external partnerships with laboratories, universities, and industrial suppliers to stimulate innovation.

Requirements

• Bac+3 with at least 5 years of experience in technical textile material design and manufacturing processes, or a Bac+5 in textile engineering with significant experience.
• Proven experience in the design and development of complex textile structures using weaving, knitting, braiding, or other innovative technologies.
• Strong mastery of material physics and associated transformation and implementation processes.
• Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams and communicate technical subjects to non-specialists.
• English proficiency at a B2 level is mandatory.
• Analytical mindset, scientific rigor, and a strong interest in solving complex technical challenges.

Benefits

• Permanent contract (CDI) based in Clermont-Ferrand (Ladoux).
• Competitive salary starting from €42k depending on profile and experience.
• Variable compensation and health insurance (mutuelle).
• Access to CSE benefits and a personalized training plan for professional development.

About the Company

Michelin is a global leader in high-technology materials. Through its expertise in reinforcement materials and composites, the Group develops innovative solutions for both its historical activities and new ambitious domains. Michelin is committed to sustainable mobility and continuous innovation in material science.