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Graphic Designer

Creative Cove Inc. ·Greater Boston · Remote · 1d ago

Design

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About this role

Our client is seeking a Graphic Designer with experience in the beauty industry to join their team for a great long-term contract. Ideally looking for 5+ years experience and previous experience designing in the beauty industry.

The primary focus of this role will be designing for in store graphics and visual merchandising; there may be some hands on production work as well.

Responsibilities:

Design and update in store graphics and visual merchandising
Create and maintain packaging mechanicals and dielines that are ready for hand-off to vendors.
Create artwork within templated files for POS merchandising that is consistent across several configurations of displays and graphics.
Manage projects within project management system.
Manage and communicate with vendors about print specifications for packaging and merchandising materials.
Possess a strong sense of type, color and page design and serve as the ambassador for the brand standards.
Review graphics, layouts and fonts before projects are released
Build and create retailer merchandising projects in accordance with vendor specifications
Create/modify product packaging artwork files
Type setting, image manipulations/resizing, art creation and/or modification
Create/Modify PowerPoint presentations for the Marketing team
Prep print, digital, merchandising, and packaging files for release
Strong abilities across: InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat Pro, , Keynote and Wrike.

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