INSTRUMENT DESIGNER REAKTOR (F/M)

 
 

YOUR ROLE

In this role you will be responsible for creating the vision and concept for outstanding Reaktor instruments and effects. You will work closely together with other Berlin-based Designers, Project Managers and Product Managers.

Please include examples of your work in your application.
 

YOUR TASKS

  • Create the concept and develop the vision for outstanding Reaktor instruments and effects
  • Review and evaluate existing instruments
  • Prepare internal presentations of prototypes
  • Supervise external and internal instrument developers and support them on a daily basis
  • Create user interfaces for Reaktor instruments together with instrument developers and GUI designers
  • Extend the NI network of instrument developers
  • Cooperate closely with other designers, DSP developers, project managers and product managers


 

YOUR PROFILE

  • You have at least 5 years’ experience in professional music production workflows
  • You have knowledge of Native Instruments products (especially Reaktor)
  • You have experience with professional recording, engineering, sound design (also on a conceptual level), music production and the international music market
  • You have extensive knowledge of the virtual instruments market
  • You are experienced in the area of computer-based music-production and sound design as well as in dealing with Macintosh (OS-X) or PC (Windows XP)
  • You have an independent and result-oriented working style
  • You are an excellent communicator, self-starter personality, highly organized and reliable



 

PRODUCT DESIGN AT NATIVE INSTRUMENTS

The Product Designers at Native Instruments imagine and define the products that will then be implemented and refined in other areas of the R&D department. Product Design takes care of the crucial initial conception phase that usually ends with a specification for the Developers to start their work on. It also comprises the area of "interface design" - GUI design for software and industry design for hardware - as well as sound design and DSP development. The 60 people in NI Product Design coordinate closely with their Product Management and Product Development colleagues.