[Hiring] Packaging & Product Artworker @Bloom & Wild Group

Role Description

We’re looking for an Artworker to join the Bloom & Wild Brand & Creative team. Reporting to the Lead Physical Product Designer, this role provides the technical artwork and production capability that enables our own-brand design programme to scale.

As the range grows, we need someone who can take established designs and design systems and extend them with confidence - creating SKU variants, format adaptations, and size derivatives without needing a designer to touch every version - as well as preparing production-ready files to an exacting standard.

This isn’t a pure production role - you’ll work closely with the Own Brand Product Designer and Lead Physical Product Designer to help codify design guidelines for product subcategories, and you’ll be trusted to apply them independently at pace. You’ll know when you can run with something and when it needs to go back to a designer - and that judgment is as important as the execution itself.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare print-ready artwork files from approved designs across packaging formats including boxes, sleeves, wraps, labels, tubes, tins, and tissue.
  • Extend established design systems to create new SKU variants and size derivatives - adapting existing designs to new formats and configurations within the same design language, without requiring designer input on each version.
  • Help codify design guidelines for product subcategories so that variant creation is consistent, documented, and repeatable.
  • Manage artwork to supplier specifications: bleeds, colour profiles (CMYK/Pantone/Colour profiles), dielines, and technical tolerances.
  • Liaise with print suppliers on technical queries, amends, and physical proof sign-off with external partners and the Lead Physical Product Designer.
  • Maintain and organise the own-brand artwork library - version control, file naming, and asset management.
  • Support the Own Brand Product Designer and Lead Physical Product Designer as the range and design system grow.

Qualifications

  • Deep, hands-on knowledge of print production - CMYK and Pantone colour management, dielines, bleed, trap, and ink coverage.
  • Ability to look at an existing design and confidently work out how it scales.
  • Obsessively accurate with attention to detail.
  • Ability to manage a high volume of live files across multiple projects.
  • Comfortable collaborating closely with designers.
  • Active in seeking out automated workflows and AI-assisted tools.

Benefits

  • Flexible working & work from abroad.
  • 25 days holiday + your birthday + flexible bank holidays, & option to buy additional holiday each year.
  • 1 Volunteering day each year.
  • Enhanced family leave and a workplace nursery scheme.
  • A flexible training framework for every stage of your career.
  • Irresistible discounts on our products, blooms & subscriptions!
  • Share in our success with a choice to take equity options from day 1.
  • ClassPass membership: monthly credits to spend on fitness classes, yoga and much more!
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