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Support the Packaging Design Manager throughout the design process (including brainstorming, design, prototype development, and production) As the Senior Packaging Designer, you will have the opportunity to collaborate with diverse teams and work on multiple brands to create packaging that is not only visually appealing and functional but also resonates with our target markets.
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Stay updated with advancements in packaging technologies and materials, particularly sustainable and eco-friendly options. 5-10 years’ experience in packaging design, preferably in the beauty industry.
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Our Food & Beverage client has an immediate need for an Art Director with CPG packaging experience for a remote freelance project. Adapt existing packaging designs for new product sizes, formats, or variants.
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The Packaging Technician sets up, operates, and troubleshoots equipment, serving as a line leader. Packaging Technician (Medical Device) Clean, maintain, set up, and adjust packaging machinery following Safety SOPs, GMPs, and Packaging Standards.
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Our client, a leading provider of innovative thermoformed packaging solutions is seeking a dynamic Regional Sales Manager for the Southwestern region of the U.S. This position is remote, however, candidates must reside in the Los Angeles, CA area.
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Create detailed briefs for suppliers, oversee packaging design, and manage testing processes. Handle all project phases including development, sourcing, sampling, and packaging. Review and approve packaging standards, and stay updated on industry trends and sustainability.
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