As the Product Development (PD) Intern, you will help with the day-to-day operations, review and manage samples, learn the structure of tech packs and construction of home goods, and gain a stronger understanding and application of the development process. You will also assist the Fabric, Color, and Trim managers to learn their processes.
You will work directly with the Design team and sit in meetings with the Production and Merchandising teams. You will report to the Product Development Manager.
Specific Responsibilities:
- Assist in reviewing and speccing samples to provide necessary comments to vendors
- Capture comments from sample reviews and update tech packs in a timely manner with our PD associates
- Track and manage incoming and outgoing samples
- Note important information during various meetings with Design, Merchandising, and Production to review for next-steps
- Gain an understanding of the overall design and development process from concept, PLM management, costing, and to production.
- Work alongside Fabric, Color, and Trim & Packaging managers, learning their processes, how they communicate with vendors, and how materials are sourced
- Learn about the overall mission of the company and its products and understand the brand, customer, and department goals
- Collaborate with team members on varied projects to gain real-world experience and help to research, propose ideas and find solutions
Requirements:
- Must be a rising Junior or Senior in an undergraduate program.
- Available to work 32 hours per week (Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays) starting May 26, 2026 through August 6, 2026.
- Proficiency in Illustrator in order to assist in updating CADs.
- Familiarity with Google Suite.
- Interested in pursuing a career in home goods or fashion.
- Passion to learn.
- A positive attitude, especially when met with unexpected challenges.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
We believe our business and our culture are strongest when we work together in person. We also know that it’s helpful to have flexibility to work remotely. Currently we are operating under a hybrid model whereby most teams work in an office a minimum of two days per week (Tuesdays/Thursdays) and may be provided flexibility to work from home on other days. The primary location for this role is Summit, NJ. Interns are required to be in the office on Tuesdays and Thursdays and will be paid an hourly wage of $20.00 as a part-time seasonal employee.
The above is a comprehensive, but not exhaustive, description of requirements and expectations that may evolve over time based on business needs. You must be able to complete all physical requirements of the job with or without a reasonable accommodation.
About Boll & Branch:
At Boll & Branch, we don’t make bedding like everyone else. We make it better.
In 2014, our founders, Scott and Missy Tannen, challenged every conventional standard in the textile industry, creating a new supply chain that prioritized thread quality, not thread count. By investing exclusively in 100% organic raw materials from the start, we became the first bedding company ever to be Fair Trade Certified. Today, we keep five commitments at the heart of everything we do. We are:
- Cultivators of the Highest Quality Threads
- Pioneers in 100% Organic Cotton
- Free from Toxins at Every Step
- 100% Traceable from Farm to Finish
- Committed to Fair and Ethical Treatment for All
Boll & Branch has over 150 employees, and we are headquartered in Summit, NJ, with a second office in New York, NY and a dedicated Photo Studio in New Providence, NJ. In 2019, to propel our growth, we raised $100M from L Catterton, a leading consumer goods private equity fund. We are also progressively expanding our retail and wholesale footprint. While the heart of our business lies in the direct-to-consumer online model, we also have several retail stores around the country as well as partnerships with Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom.
Boll & Branch LLC is an equal opportunity employer.
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Made Different. Sleep Better at Night.
At Boll & Branch, we don’t make bedding like everyone else—we make it better. We prioritize thread quality, not thread count. We use the finest 100% organic materials, never compromising. We do things the right way, always caring about the impact we have on people and the world. From day one, we’ve committed to partnering and honoring artisans and farmers who are valued for their knowledge and expertise—we ensure they are paid fairly, they are treated fairly, they work at will, and they are adults. Working for the Boll & Branch Dream Team means you also believe in our ongoing mission and core value of doing right by people and the world. Because of the high standards we hold, we are proud to have been the first-ever Fair Trade Certified™ bedding company when we launched, and remain pioneers of innovation in luxury organic cotton.
Our difference makes a difference, so you can sleep better at night.
