Textile design and CAD/CAM software for apparel, home and flooring markets
NedGraphics builds textile and apparel design software, including plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, on an AWS serverless backbone (Lambda, Step Functions, DynamoDB, EventBridge). Lead-heavy engineering hiring centers on turning a legacy, manual QA function into an automation-first practice using WinAppDriver, Appium and AI-assisted testing. A parallel HR push targets HRIS and payroll stability across its multi-country footprint.
NedGraphics Software, founded in 1978 and headquartered in New York, develops design and CAD/CAM software for textile industries including apparel, home furnishings and flooring. Its portfolio covers print, woven and knit fabric design, carpet and tuft, color management and calibration, virtual product visualization, storyboarding and merchandising. It also offers textile design plug-ins for Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. The company has 51-200 employees, hires across the United States, Romania, the United Kingdom, Poland and the Netherlands, and operates within FOG Software Group, part of Constellation Software.
NedGraphics uses AWS services such as Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, RDS, SQS and Step Functions, plus Python, JavaScript, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure DevOps, and WinAppDriver and Appium for test automation.
Yes. Hiring leans toward lead and senior engineering roles focused on QA automation, alongside HR roles, across the US, Romania, the UK, Poland and the Netherlands.
Current work includes moving QA to an automation-first model, building an automation roadmap, introducing AI-assisted testing tools, and rebuilding people operations with stabilized HRIS and payroll.
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