STRUCTURAL DESIGNER
A Day In The Life Typically Includes:
The Primary role of the structural designer will be to develop
structural documents necessary to the fast-paced digital preprint world.
Transitioning existing structures and layouts to the nuances of digital preprint,
as well as facilitating the process of structural development and proofing
through structural samples. The position
requires both creative design skills and technical prepress skills. The right
candidate is flexible, friendly, an effective operator, and an excellent
communicator.
What You Will Need:
- Work or internship experience in structural packaging design
- Strong Assembly/Production knowledge.
- Understanding of CAD and graphics software. Esko and Adobe Creative Suites a plus.
- Use general problem-solving procedures to diagnose and resolve obstacles within customer supplied files.
- Creating organized and consistent production specification documents.
- Utilize a Kongsberg cutting table to create and assemble structural samples designs for approval.
- Utilize a plotter to create mylars for production verification.
- Follow direction of the management team to ensure design protocols and procedures are followed.
- Travel will be required roughly 10% to other GP facilities.
What Will Put You Ahead?
- Associates Degree in industrial design, drafting, packaging, or related field.
- Understanding of the design process from concept, prototyping, documentation, and production.
- Understanding of manufacturing a plus.
- Efficient, accurate and able to multitask in a fast environment
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team with a high level of initiative and flexibility
Want to learn more about Georgia-Pacific?
Salary and benefits commensurate with experience.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
Except where prohibited by state law, all offers of employment are conditioned upon successfully passing a drug test.
