Technician - Woven Fabric Development (R&D Centre)

Job Description

Title: Technician - Woven Fabric Development (R&D Centre)

Company Name: KSI Garments, Korean EPZ, Karnaphuli, Chattogram

Vacancy: --

Age: Na

Job Location: Chattogram (Karnaphuli)

Salary: Negotiable

Experience:

Published: 2026-10-19

Application Deadline: 2026-11-18

Education:

• Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Textile Engineering, Textile Technology, Fabric Engineering, Weaving Technology or a closely related discipline.
• Fresh graduates with relevant academic training in woven fabric construction or weaving are encouraged to apply.

• Basic understanding of woven fabric structures, common weave patterns, yarn types and the fundamentals of weaving, acquired through studies or practical training.
• Willingness to work directly with sampling looms, yarns, fabric samples and laboratory equipment, and to learn machine operation under supervision.
• Ability to follow instructions carefully, keep accurate records and use basic computer applications for data entry and simple reports.
• Good attention to detail, practical aptitude, curiosity and a cooperative attitude toward learning and teamwork.
• Good command of spoken and written English is required, including the ability to understand technical instructions and manuals, prepare basic laboratory reports, and communicate effectively with colleagues and R&D project teams. Candidates with strong English communication skills will be given preference.
• Some initial hands-on experience in woven fabric manufacturing, such as working as a weaving assistant, technician assistant, or helper in a weaving factory, will be considered an advantage.
• Academic practical training, internships or exposure to weaving machines, sampling looms or woven fabric testing will be considered an advantage.

• Assist in operating sampling looms and related equipment to produce woven fabric samples for R&D projects under supervision.
• Prepare yarns, weaving materials and sample specifications according to instructions and development briefs.
• Support basic loom setup and adjustments, including yarn arrangement, weave pattern, warp and weft density and other fabric construction parameters, under guidance.
• Produce and label woven fabric samples, including repeated trials based on instructions from engineers and senior technicians.
• Observe fabric appearance and common weaving defects; report unusual machine behavior, fabric defects or trial difficulties to supervising staff.
• Assist with basic woven fabric characterization, including weave identification, fabric construction, ends and picks per unit length, GSM, thickness and dimensional measurements.
• Prepare samples for additional physical testing and coordinate with the Testing Laboratory when instructed.
• Record yarn information, fabric construction details, machine settings, observations and basic test results accurately using standard forms or spreadsheets.
• Help maintain an organized sample library, technical records, tools and clean, safe working areas.
• Follow equipment operating procedures, safety instructions and basic maintenance routines; learn new weaving and sampling techniques as required.

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