Senior Graphic Designer (5-7 yrs FMCG/CPG exp required) - AU

About this role

Position : Senior Graphic Designer
Salary : Up to $3,000 AUD / month
Working Hours & Conditions : TBD

ABOUT THE COMPANY:

The client is a fast-growing global FMCG company supplying leading retailers for the past 25 years across North America, Australia, Europe and Asia.

They're looking for a talented Senior Graphic Designer who can create bold, commercially successful designs that elevate our brands across packaging, retail, digital and marketing channels.

OVERVIEW:

You will be responsible for designing packaging, presentations, marketing materials and digital assets for products sold through some of the world's largest retailers. This role combines creativity, technical packaging expertise and strong project management skills.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Design & Packaging

• Design stand-up pouches, flexible packaging, cartons, labels, display cases and retail ready packaging.
• Create impactful, original designs that stand out on shelf and online.
• Develop branding, packaging concepts and visual assets across multiple product categories.
• Prepare artwork, mock-ups and production-ready files.

Print & Production

• Manage artwork from concept through to final production.
• Review proofs, approve artwork and work closely with printers and manufacturers.
• Create physical mock-up files and artwork to scale using metric and US measurement systems.
• Ensure consistency, quality and accuracy across all projects.

Marketing & Sales Support

• Design product presentations, pitch decks, catalogues, flyers, brochures, magazine ads and sales materials.
• Create website layouts, digital ads, social media assets and email marketing content.
• Support retailer presentations, product launches and new business opportunities.

Global Collaboration

• Work closely with the Head of Product Development (Sydney) and Technical Director (California).
• Coordinate with printers and suppliers in China and Thailand.
• Be flexible with working hours when required to support print approva...