Packaging & Artwork Technologist

Blue Spark Organisation Ltd
Hampshire
11 months ago
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The Company

This international business leads the market with their sensational products. They pride themselves on bringing exceptional innovation and quality to consumers across the globe. To continue their market dominance, they are now seeking a motivated Packaging Technologist to join their team and help drive projects forward.

This role is hybrid, based 3 days a week at the HQ.


The Role

This is a multifaceted role where you will be accountable for delivering all the design and print initiatives for a number of brands - for new products as well as brand redesign projects; creating pieces of packaging that consumers will love. You’ll be the primary packaging contact for allocated markets, taking the artwork from initial design ideas through repro to full packaging delivery. You’ll work closely with other packaging team members across the business as a holistic packaging team. Working cross-functionally, you will:


  • Collaborate with Process and NPD teams throughout product briefs, ensuring the flawless delivery of products from every aspect
  • Liaise with both internal and international markets, influencing at a distance to drive projects forward
  • Help raise the bar for packaging innovation and quality whilst balancing commercial requirements
  • Continually look to drive core packaging and print inspiration to further competitive advantage and future brand growth
  • Be the Packaging lead for a team dedicated to bring new inspiration and adding value to the brands
  • Support the induction of new design agencies into the business.


The Person

Suit a creative, ambitious and commercially astute Packaging Technologist who is looking to build on their expertise of packaging and design with a global brand. A sound understanding of the packaging industry, print techniques and artwork design process is essential.


As well as amazing project management skills you need to love solving problems, have a meticulous eye for detail as well as design. The ability to build strong collaborative relationships is key as you will need to influence key stakeholders whilst advocating company values and a positive working ethos. You’ll need to be adept at managing different cultural styles and be able to communicate and at all levels.


A diploma / degree in Packaging would be advantageous but not essential. Previous experience within food / drinks / FMCG is crucial, where you have worked as part of the NPD / R&D function to deliver packaging solutions and managed artwork design.


So, if you’re looking for a new challenge and keen to be part of this internationally recognised brand then we’d like to hear from you. Apply now or call for more information.


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Due to the large number of applications our opportunities attract, it sometimes takes us time to thoroughly review and consider them all. We endeavour to respond to every application within 5 working days, however if you have not heard from us within this timeframe, we are sorry to say your application for the role has not been successful. To support you in showcasing your best self, we make sure that any necessary accommodations, whether physical or non-physical, are provided to assist you throughout the job application and interview process.

Also, please note that we are only able to accept and respond to applications from candidates with eligibility to work in the UK and those who hold valid work visas.


At Blue Spark Organisation we believe in authenticity, individuality, and inclusion. We are dedicated to ensuring that all our current and future candidates have equal opportunities and are treated with respect and appreciation, allowing them to bring their genuine selves to the workplace, regardless of background, appearance, sexual orientation, or beliefs.

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