- Location
- Frisco, TX,US, US
- Type
- Full-time
- Education
- Bachelor
- Source
- Eightfold
Description
Collaborate with Print Producers, Project Managers, Associate Production Directors and print/premedia supplier and cross functional partners to ensure technical details of material are in compliance. Evaluate and proofread print production items, including presentation decks, packaging, POS, collateral, coupons, etc. for spelling, grammar and style, consistency in sizing, color and placement. Review nutrition information and ingredient statements, promotional rules, logo brand equities, and in some cases translations for correct usage. Review material against source documents, corporate, Legal and Regulatory/FDA guidelines. Reject items with no source document or art with errors for resolution prior to release. Troubleshoots and resolves non-compliance issues. Review supplier proof from premedia to ensure accuracy against files submitted. Monitor regulations pertaining to labeling and develops/maintains standard operating procedures. Keeps abreast of industry best practices. Minimum of 3+ years of creative industry experience in proofreading, technical packaging proofing or equivalent experience. Bachelor's degree in Writing, Communications, Editing or other related field. Attention to detail required. Food and beverage industry experience, a bonus. The optimism to think bigger, the curiosity to dig deeper, and the passion to do better The gravitas, emotional intelligence, and intellectual firepower to persuade senior stakeholders to embrace innovative, highly engaging, and sometimes risky work The conviction and willingness to fight for groundbreaking ideas when persuasion fails An entrepreneurial spirit, a strong work ethic, and a bold approach to problem-solving Determination, courage, and ingenuity in the face of obstacles, deadlines, ambiguity, and healthy conflict An infatuation with beverages, a love of brands, and a lifelong affair with all things creative Excellent written and verbal communication skills