FAQs
What is the role of a Senior Branding and Packaging Designer at Disney?
The Senior Branding and Packaging Designer at Disney is responsible for creating innovative packaging and branding assets that align with the company's standards of excellence, working closely with the Senior Branding Manager and other design leads, leveraging insights to develop designs that resonate across various categories.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must have a BA Hons (or similar) in a relevant discipline such as graphic design, along with specialist in-depth knowledge and proven experience in branding and packaging design, commercial design experience, and significant experience in designing packaging for licensed products.
What skills are essential for this role?
Essential skills include proficiency in design software such as Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and 3D applications like Cinema 4D, strong communication skills, the ability to manage multiple projects, and a high level of understanding of design elements, marketplace trends, and character storytelling.
Will the designer need to collaborate with other teams?
Yes, the designer will collaborate effectively with internal and external stakeholders, product teams, and other design leads to ensure alignment and support on various projects while solving complex creative challenges.
What perks are offered to employees in this role?
Perks include 25 days of annual leave, private medical insurance and dental care, free park entry for family and friends, Disney discounts on products and services, excellent parental and guardian leave, and the opportunity to participate in Employee Resource Groups focused on diversity and wellbeing.
Is travel required for this position?
Yes, attendance at trade shows may be required to broaden understanding of the marketplace and seek out new creative solutions.
How does Disney support diversity in the workplace?
Disney is committed to creating a diverse workforce that reflects its audience and fosters an inclusive environment, actively forming teams that respect a variety of voices, identities, backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives.
What is the expected work environment for this role?
The work environment is collaborative, and while hybrid remote work may be supported, the designer will likely need to participate in team meetings and brainstorming sessions in-person or virtually, depending on project needs.
What kind of projects will the designer be involved in?
The designer will develop creative assets for Disney franchises from conception through to artwork development and distribution, working on packaging designs, branding projects, and style guides that align with character and franchise integrity.