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Graphic Designer for Retail POS Materials
This role is ideal for a graphic designer with a strong background in retail point-of-sale (POS) materials and product mockups, supporting a brand’s expansion into physical retail environments. The designer will be responsible for developing a cohesive suite of retail POS assets, including countertop, shelf, and floor-standing display graphics, as well as realistic 3D or photorealistic product and display mockups. The position also involves creating a comprehensive wholesale and retailer guidebook, ensuring all materials are visually consistent and print-ready. Structural concepts and style references will be provided, and the work is fully remote with an immediate start.
Deliverables
- Design and finalize print-ready artwork for countertop, shelf, and floor-standing retail displays.
- Create realistic 3D or photorealistic mockups with accurate product placement and viewing angles.
- Develop supporting POS assets such as shelf talkers, information cards, signage, and promotional graphics.
- Produce a professionally designed wholesale and retailer guidebook in both print-ready and digital PDF formats, including product information, selling points, merchandising recommendations, display options, and lifestyle imagery.
- Provide editable source files for all deliverables.
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Requirements
- Proven experience designing retail POS materials, packaging, and merchandising collateral.
- Strong skills in Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign) and 3D/mockup software.
- Ability to create photorealistic product and display mockups.
- Understanding of physical production requirements for print and display assets.
- Experience developing sales collateral and guidebooks for wholesale or retail audiences.
- Excellent attention to detail, layout, and visual consistency.
- Ability to work independently, manage deadlines, and deliver high-quality, print-ready files.
- Availability for an immediate start and remote collaboration.


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