Packaging Structural Designer

Packaging Structural Designer needed for company in Canoga Park. Need someone who can offer a wide array of cost-effective packaging and in-store merchandising solutions to customers. Our packaging and print capabilities include folding cartons, specialty packaging, corrugated packaging, rigid cartons, brochures and more

Required:
Artios CAD
Experience with corrugate and folding carton
Cape
Outlook
Attention to detail
Creative
Think out of the box personality/ FRIENDLY AND OUTGOING AND ABLE TO TALK TO CLIENTS IF NECESSARY
Able to work well with others

Not required but a plus:
Illustrator
Excel
PowerPoint

Contact Lois Martin AppleOne Thousand Oaks

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