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Packaging Designer

Frasers Group
Greater London
2 days ago
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Job Description

The Packaging Designer is responsible for the conceptual creation and development of packaging artworks and graphics for Frasers Group own-brand categories (primarily for Slazenger, Everlast, Jack Wills and USA Pro).



They will understand manufacturing processes, production methods and materials, and they must be able to manage a diverse workload whilst ensuring the highest standards.



The individual must be able to communicate and discuss designs with colleagues and buyers.

As a packaging designer, the individual is responsible for designing and creating the artworks for all consumer packaging i.e. primary and secondary packs, using their expertise and knowledge of manufacturing processes to ensure artworks are suitable for packaging production. The designer has a responsibility to ensure brand integrity is maintained through all aspects of the design processes and must be able to implement a high level of quality consistently in a timely and cost-effective manner.

 


Qualifications

Qualifications

•    2-5 year previous experience in a design discipline

•    Experience in packaging or graphic design 

•    Excellent knowledge in full Adobe Suite (illustrator and Photoshop are a must)

•    Ability to generate ideas and concepts around product packaging briefs

•    Create a well thought out thorough cohesive packaging packs for a variety of brands whilst adhering to brand guidelines

•    Expertise in different packaging materials and finishings

•    Experience in working with factories

•    Able to follow end to end process from artworking through to execution

•    Confidence in identifying problems and making improvement suggestions

•    Project Management experience - proven track record of delivering complex projects.

•    Track record of using knowledge and experience to troubleshoot and resolve issues

•    Track record of managing & delivering to time and cost

•    A good understanding of regulations surrounding sustainability messaging



 



Additional Information

Along with your benefits package we also offer a wide range of perks for our colleagues:



Reward, Recognition and Opportunities



Frasers Champion- Our employees are at the heart of our business and we ensure individuals are recognised every single month for their hard work. Frasers Champion is a peer nominated scheme where 8 winners will receive double their pay for a month where they have thought without limits, owned it or been relevant.



Frasers Festival – An event like no other! Frasers Festival is our celebration for Head Office and Retail Staff across the UK and Europe – hosting a MEGA brand village, guest speakers from the world's biggest brands, evening entertainment, the ultimate Frasers Fearless Fitness Challenge and much more.

 

CEO Sessions – Once a quarter we offer 20 employees the opportunity to attend our “CEO Sessions” ran by our CEO and leadership team. Employees have the chance to connect, network and submit questions around specific topics such as our Sports or Luxury business.



Retail Reconnect – In order to build the planets most admired and compelling brand ecosystem, all employees must understand our business, product and customers. Each financial year, Head Office employees will gain insights by spending two days in one of our stores or the Warehouse. The goal is to learn how the work you do impacts our teams on the frontline, and to bring ideas back to the office which will improve how we work.

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