We are looking for a **Packaging Product Designer** to join the team in Leeds, UK. Joining Unilever Design means working within a dedicated and ambitious creative team on the development of high impact brand innovation. Unilever offers an agile and open-minded environment with strong and passionate thinkers and doers who are constantly seeking to improve purpose in terms of brand, people, sustainability, technology & business growth.Understand the consumer experience of our packaging and identify opportunities to strengthen and change it in line with future consumer expectations.Use multi fidelity prototyping and visualisation tools to bring concepts to life and enable user experience studies. Relevant experience in a design field related to physical products, ideally in the consumer goods business, within a corporate or agency environment.Applied knowledge of design disciplines, design terminology, ways of working and project management. Experience of 3D CAD software (We use NX, but experience in Solidworks, CREO etc. would be welcome), Keyshot, Adobe Suite.Knowledge of materials, manufacturing processes, or sustainable/circular design would be an advantage. **ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS**A passion to learn and willingness to develop new skills. Proven project experience with ability to meet deadlines. you would be a matching candidate for the team, your CV and portfolio. Within a portfolio, please include at least 3 examples of work that shows skills such as sketching, CAD, rendering, user research and presentation skills, or any other relevant skills you wish to **What We Offer** Whilst the role is advertised on a full-time basis, we would be happy to discuss possible flexible working options and what this may look like for you. We are a key advocate of wellbeing and offer a variety of support for our people including hubs, programmes and development opportunities. We strive to achieve a family-friendly and inclusive workplace and to, above all, create possibilities for all. Cyber criminals advertise fake job adverts with prestigious employers as a way of stealing information or even defrauding individuals out of money. In the most sophisticated cases, they will set up fake websites, which have a similar address to companies like Unilever. They even conduct fake telephone interviews and then offer candidates a role with the proviso they pay a fee for background checks or to cover work visa costs. These types of attacks are becoming more common as more people are looking for employment in the economic climate.
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