Junior Graphic Designer – Packaging, Listing Images, Amazon/Ecommerce Focus

Job Description:

  • Transform wireframes and creative direction into Amazon listing images and advertising assets
  • Finalize, adapt, and maintain packaging designs across multiple brands and product variations, including powders, capsules, pouches, and bottles
  • Maintain template consistency and design systems for Amazon listings
  • Prepare accurate, print-ready design files
  • Create print files involving dielines and layers when applicable
  • Assist with A+ Content, digital ads, and other branded visuals as needed

Requirements:

  • Obsessive attention to visual detail, layout, alignment, and font usage
  • Solid experience with Canva, especially template-based Amazon workflows
  • Proficiency with Adobe Illustrator, including print preparation, packaging, and dielines
  • Experience with Midjourney and AI design tools is nice to have, not required
  • Strong organizational skills to keep file libraries, typographies, and assets tidy and up to date
  • Ability to take direction, work independently, and deliver on time without micromanagement
  • Self-motivation and interest in fixing design issues, optimizing templates, and refining line weights and spacing
  • Submit 1–2 portfolio examples demonstrating attention to layout, spacing, alignment, and typography
  • Mention target hourly rate in the application

Benefits:

  • Flexible working hours that fit around your studies
  • Work from anywhere
  • Build your portfolio with real commercial projects
  • Develop specialized skills in e-commerce design
  • Fair rates with potential for long-term collaboration
  • Opportunity to learn about online retail and product marketing
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