It is our dream to build a business that can support people living in the mountains. Life is expensive up here. Housing is hard to find (and expensive) and many peoples dreams of living a sustainable life in the mountains doesn't happen because of it.

Currently, San Util isn't hiring... yet. But with further growth, we plan to be soon!

With that being said, we're always looking for talented people who share the same passion for riding bikes and want to grow a locally owned, bootstrapped small business in the mountains.

If you are interested in helping San Util grow, don't hesitate to reach out. We'd love to meet you and explore future opportunities to work together.

Job Title: Product Development & Tech Pack Specialist

Company: San Util Design
Location: Remote
Job Type: Contract
Industry: Technical Gear / Soft Goods Design

About Us:
San Util Design is a small but growing design studio crafting high-quality technical gear with a focus on function, sustainability, and intentional aesthetics. We're a tight-knit, passionate team, and we're looking for someone who’s excited to jump in and help turn good ideas into great products.

What You'll Be Doing:

Collaborate directly with the founder to ideate and develop new gear concepts.
Translate design ideas into clean, production-ready tech packs, including flat sketches, construction notes, measurements, and material details.
Support early-stage design development through mood boards, sketches, and material research.
Communicate with manufacturers and suppliers to ensure clear understanding and accurate execution.
Iterate and refine prototypes, updating tech packs throughout the process.
Help maintain an organized library of materials, trims, and technical documents.

What We're Looking For:

2+ years experience in product development, industrial design, or technical soft goods.
Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator (for flat sketches) and Excel (for BOMs and specs).
Solid understanding of construction methods and materials used in technical gear.
Detail-oriented and organized, with the ability to manage multiple projects.
Self-starter comfortable working remotely and independently, but also enjoys creative collaboration.
Clear and confident communicator—especially when working with overseas production partners.

Bonus Points:

Experience with pattern making, sewing, or hands-on prototyping.
Background in the outdoor, tactical, or carry goods industry.
Familiarity with small-batch or sustainable production workflows.

What You'll Get:

A flexible, remote work setup.
A front-row seat in the full design process—from sketch to sample to final product.
The chance to help shape a growing brand and build meaningful, well-made gear.
A collaborative, low-ego work environment where your ideas actually matter.

📝 To Apply

Please email your application to:
Adam Nicholson — adam@sanutildesign.com

Your application must include the following or it will be disregarded:

A current resume
A brief description of how you would help San Util move production to a partner facility.
Previous experience that makes you qualified for this role.

💵 Budget
We’re open to fair compensation—either fixed-price or hourly. Let us know your typical pricing structure.

👋 Final Notes
We’re a small team doing real work. We’re not marketers—we sew bags, ride bikes, and try to keep up with customer orders. We just need someone to handle the tech stuff and tell us what’s working.

If that sounds like your jam, let’s talk.

🛠️ Job Posting: Facebook Ads Pixel Conversion Tracking Specialist

Company: San Util Design
Website: https://sanutildesign.com
Location: Winter Park, Colorado (Remote OK)
Industry: E-commerce / Outdoor Gear

🎯 Project Overview
San Util Design is a boutique mountain bike and adventure bag company. We’re looking for an experienced Conversion Tracking Specialist to help implement and optimize Facebook Ads Pixel tracking on our e-commerce website.

Our goal is to track all orders from the past 12 months and attribute them to the Facebook ad that was clicked—so we can stop flying blind and start making informed decisions.

We’re a small operation. If you can explain your setup to someone with a 3rd grade education, you’re who we’re looking for.

✅ What We Need

Responsibilities:

Pixel Setup: Install and configure the Facebook Ads Pixel on our website (platform-specific details available after hire).
Conversion Events: Set up standard events (PageView, ViewContent, AddToCart, Purchase) and custom events if needed.
Historical Attribution: Set up a method to connect past 12 months of purchases back to the Facebook ad click, wherever possible.
Testing: Ensure all tracking is accurate using Facebook’s testing tools, browser extensions, and events manager.
Documentation & Training: Create a simple doc or video walking us through how the tracking works and what to look for inside Ads Manager.

📌 Requirements

Proven experience setting up the Facebook Pixel and tracking e-commerce conversions
Strong grasp of client-side and server-side tracking
Bonus if you’ve worked with the Conversions API (CAPI)
Must be able to communicate technical steps in plain English
Bonus points if you’re fun to work with

🧠 Nice-to-Have

Familiarity with platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, or Squarespace
Understanding of attribution windows, click vs. view conversions, and data discrepancies
Ability to audit and clean up existing tracking setups