Jen Tiberi
About Jen Tiberi
Jen Tiberi is a professional in Home Textiles R&D at URBN, where she has worked since 2020. She specializes in surface design and pattern-making, combining her art education with practical experience to develop innovative textile solutions.
Work at URBN
Jen Tiberi has been employed at URBN since 2020, focusing on Home Textiles Research and Development. In this role, she utilizes her expertise in surface design and pattern-making to contribute to the development of innovative home textile products. Her position involves researching trends and materials to enhance the product offerings across URBN's brands, including Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie Group, Free People, and Nuuly.
Education and Expertise
Jen Tiberi holds a Master's Degree in Art Education (K-12) from Savannah College of Art and Design, which she completed in 2013. She also earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fibers from the same institution, graduating in 2009. Her educational background equips her with a strong foundation in both art and practical textile applications, particularly in upholstery and surface design.
Background
Before her current role at URBN, Jen Tiberi gained diverse experience in the textile and education sectors. She worked as an Assistant Manager in Planogramming at Macy's Merchandising Group for one year and served as a Visual Arts Teacher at One Bright Ray, Inc. and Tuscaloosa City Schools. Her experience in visual merchandising further complements her skills in enhancing the presentation of textile products.
Professional Experience
Jen Tiberi's professional journey includes various roles that have shaped her expertise in textiles and education. She interned as a Product Design Intern at TerraCycle for two months in 2011 and worked as a Visual Merchandiser at Macy's Merchandising Group for seven months. Additionally, she has volunteered at The Fabric Workshop and Museum since 2019, contributing to educational initiatives in the arts.
Skills in Visual Merchandising
Jen Tiberi possesses strong skills in visual merchandising, which enhance the appeal of textile products. Her ability to create compelling presentations is informed by her background in art education and practical experience in the industry. This skill set is integral to her work in Home Textiles R&D at URBN, where visual presentation plays a key role in product development.