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Packaging Production Artist (freelance)

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atriumNew York (NY)

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About the role

Our client is a leading company in the consumer goods industry, known for managing world-class global brands. The organization emphasizes innovation and quality in packaging and display solutions. They are currently looking to add a Freelance Packaging Production Artist to their team. Salary/Hourly Rate$Our client is seeking a Freelance Packaging Production Artist to work on an 11 - 12 week, full 40-hour-per-week gig to lead packaging and display file optimization and manage the creation and upload of Ready for Press (RFP) packaging files to Centric PLM. This role offers exposure to renowned global brands and requires strong attention to detail and time management in a deadline-driven environment. This is a fully remote role, and candidates should ideally be within the Eastern Standard Time zone. Responsibilities Of The Freelance Packaging Production ArtistLead packaging and display file optimization, including color profiles. Create and execute packaging and display mechanicals ready for press (RFP).Manage the build of Centric PLM packaging tech packs, including BOM.Ensure high-quality work delivery in a fast-paced environment. Required Experience/Skills For The Freelance Packaging Production Artist Experience using Centric PLM or similar platforms. Expert-level Adobe Creative Suite skills. Expert-level Microsoft Office skills. Able to work on a freelance gig - 11 weeks, 40 hours weekly. Preferred Experience/Skills For The Freelance Packaging Production Artist Familiarity with packaging standards and print production processes. Experience working with global brand packaging requirements. Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Packaging, Art, or a related field is required. Atrium Care Package available, upon eligibility (including healthcare plans, discount programs, and paid time off).

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