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Print Specialist

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Print Specialist

Exciting Opportunity for a Print Specialist

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Print Specialist to join the ASDA Brand Team.

This role is responsible for print technical and brand colour control throughout the design process for Own Brand packaging, ensuring best-in-class levels of print quality and Brand consistency.


About the Role:

As a Print Specialist, you will be one of a team of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs).

This is a fast-paced and demanding role, ensuring that the eventual product design execution is both cost-effective and aligned to our wider business objectives.

You will work closely with other teams within the Own Brand Function as well as a wide range of external stakeholders as a source of expert knowledge and guidance.


What You’ll Be Responsible For:

Reporting to the Senior Manager, Packaging, Print, and Packaging Sustainability, you will:

  • Execute print solutions for New Product Development (NPD) and redesign projects across all business unit areas as required, including:
    • Fresh and Ambient Food
    • Non-Edible Grocery
    • Foodservice categories
  • Work with creative artwork agencies to ensure right-first-time print, delivering:
    • Technical print management support
    • Best-in-class colour control
  • Develop strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders in order to identify and deliver innovative print solutions aligned with ASDA Brand and Customer strategies
  • Act as a print quality guardian, proactively and efficiently managing print quality issues with suppliers and agencies
  • Stay in touch with trends and developments in technology, sharing findings with internal teams and integrating them into execution projects
  • Invest time in learning and self-development, maintaining high levels of expertise in Print Technology and related subjects

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About You:

You will have:

  • An excellent working knowledge of all print techniques used in the production of Packaging, including:
    • Flexo
    • Litho
    • Gravure
    • Dry-Offer
    • Screen
    • Digital
    • Letterpress
  • A detailed understanding of the artwork and repro-for-print processes, able to interpret design and advise on printability
  • Previously worked in an advisory capacity for a supplier, brand, or FMCG retailer, and have an excellent understanding of how to translate creative design inspiration into physical printed packaging, along with the associated challenges
  • Familiarity with using a spectrophotometers, able to create and interpret CXF data

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Additionally:

  • Strong interpersonal and organisational skills, allowing you to:
    • Work independently
    • Prioritise effectively
    • Deliver to deadlines
  • Strong communication skills, enabling you to present recommendations clearly and concisely to decision makers at all levels
  • A highly motivated individual who thrives in a fast-paced and dynamic work environment
  • Ability to demonstrate real passion for print, staying in touch with latest industry news and using your network to propose opportunities
  • Broader structural packaging knowledge and/or qualifications will give you a distinct advantage in this role.
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Skills

Print Techniques
Artwork Processes
Technical Print Management
Colour Control
Interpersonal Skills
Organisational Skills
Communication Skills
Print Quality Management
Self-Development
Creative Design Translation
Spectrophotometer Use
CXF Data Interpretation
Packaging Knowledge
FMCG Experience
Stakeholder Management
Print Technology

Location

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

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