Lecturer CLO 3D

The German International University is inviting applications from qualified, dynamic applicants with passion for excellence for a Lecturer in Fashion Technology: 2D/3D-CAD Pattern Design and Processing Technology position at the Faculty of Design - Fashion Department. There are exciting and challenging years ahead for the University and we are sure that your contribution will assist us to achieve our goals this year and beyond.Position Summary:We are seeking a qualified and motivated Instructor with a strong background in fashion technology and pattern design to join our Fashion Design Department. The position requires a deep understanding of both analog and digital pattern making, combined with teaching experience and curriculum development skills. The successful candidate will be engaged in teaching, supervising students, developing syllabi, and contributing to an internationally connected, forward-thinking academic environment.Qualifications:University degree (MA) or higher and extensive professional experience in a related discipline of fashion design / apparel business.Minimum of 2-3 years of professional experience in a relevant discipline (fashion design, pattern making, or clothing technology), ideally within industrial or atelier settings.Demonstrated proficiency in analog pattern making (draping, flat pattern, grading, and adaptation) for a diverse range of garments across gender, body types, and design styles (e.g., men’s and women’s wear, tailored, casual, avant-garde).Competence in digital pattern design systems (e.g., Gerber AccuMark, CLO3D, Optitex, Lectra) is highly desirable. Experience in digital-to-analog workflow integration is considered a strong asset.Experience in teaching or instruction (workshops, higher education, vocational training), especially in analog and/or digital pattern development.Proven ability to develop and elaborate syllabi independently for beginner to advanced levels (including Bachelor’s and Master’s supervision). Familiarity with competency-based education (CBE) or project-based learning (PBL) approaches is a plus.Strong communication skills, intercultural sensitivity, and team orientation, especially in collaborative and interdisciplinary settings.Ability to work in and contribute to international academic environments.Fluency in English (spoken and written) is required.Preferred Qualifications:Practical experience in 3D prototyping, digital garment simulation, and virtual fitting workflows.Interest or experience in sustainability in fashion design, circular design processes, or inclusive sizing is highly valued.Ability to supervise or co-develop research or practice-based projects in pattern technology or clothing design.Familiarity with standard academic documentation processes, quality assurance in higher education, and student-centered learning methodologies.Application Instructions:Interested applicants are invited to submit the following materials:Curriculum Vitae, including full employment history and contact information.Motivational letter detailing your interest in the position, teaching philosophy, and how your background aligns with the department’s goals.Portfolio of relevant work, submitted via a link (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox, personal website). This should include examples of analog and/or digital pattern design, teaching materials (if available), and design projects.Statement of teaching and research interests.List of publications, if applicable.Contact information for at least three academic or professional referees.Important Note:Applications must include an online link to a portfolio (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.). Incomplete applications without a portfolio link will not be considered.Review of applications will continue until the position is filled. For best consideration, please submit your complete application by 1st June 2026.Contact:For further information, please contact the Human Resources Department:📧 hr@giu-uni.de