Graphic Designer
insight globalHouston (TX)
$35 - $40/hour
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insight globalHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$35 - $40/hour
About the role
Title: Packaging Graphic Designer
Duration: 1 Year Contract Pay Rate: $35 - $40/hour
Work Location: Fully Remote Schedule: 40 Hours/Week | Flexible Schedule
Start Date: Targeting Early December
Job Description:
Our client is seeking a Packaging Graphic Designer to support packaging graphics, artwork, and specification updates within a large consumer packaged goods environment. This individual will work with the packaging team to update graphics, nutrition labels, specifications, and technical packaging information as requirements change. The role will also review legacy packaging specifications, identify discrepancies, and ensure technical information accurately reflects current production.
Must Haves:
- 3-4+ years of relevant packaging experience
- Food or CPG packaging experience
- Packaging graphics, artwork, and specification experience
- Understanding of packaging materials and print technologies
- Experience updating packaging specifications and technical information
- Familiarity with nutrition labels and packaging requirements
- Strong attention to detail and ability to identify discrepancies
- Ability to manage multiple packaging updates simultaneously
Responsibilities:
- Manage packaging graphics and artwork updates
- Update and validate packaging specifications
- Support nutrition label and packaging requirement changes
- Review legacy specifications for outdated or incomplete information
- Support packaging changes for new flavors and product updates
- Validate technical information against current production requirements
- Identify discrepancies and coordinate corrections
- Partner with packaging and cross-functional teams
- Support commercialization and packaging testing activities as needed
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