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Graphic/Packaging Designer - Kid's Accessories

Posted 12 days ago

fourth floorBrooklyn (NY)

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Junior

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About the role

Our client, a children's accessory company, is looking for a Graphic/Packaging Designer to join their team in NYC!
Responsibilities: Responsible for the design and execution of packaging for children's accessories & home goodsCreate production-ready artwork, layouts, and dielines for packaging and hangtagsSupport seasonal collections by developing on-brand graphics, patterns, and illustrationCollaborate with design, product development, and merchandising teams to meet project timelinesPrepare files for print, ensuring accuracy, color consistency, and compliance with packaging specificationsMake revisions based on internal feedback and retailer requirementsOrganize and maintain digital assets, style guides, and artwork filesQualificationsBachelor’s degree in Graphic Design or related field 2+ years of graphic design experience, preferably in home textilesStrong proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign) Understanding of print production, packaging layouts, and dielinesStrong attention to detail, organization, and time management skillsPositive, collaborative attitude with the ability to take direction and feedback

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