Packaging Engineer

Responsibilities Work collaboratively within Packaging team and internal extended functional groups as well as external manufacturing sites and supplier partners. Project meetings are frequent. Make recommendations to ensure the product is protected and the package delivers on its form, fit, and function, considering cost, manufacturability, and consumer and customer preferences. Apply good design understanding including dimensional interface and tolerances from part drawings and all other aspects of the package through commercialization. Have working knowledge of household product compatibility with different materials to determine approach on packaging evaluations and validations and arrange both in‑house and/or third‑party testing. Manage projects related to innovation, productivity, sustainability, quality, e‑commerce, and displays and manage detailed documentation. Attend External Manufacturing locations for plant trials to validate and troubleshoot packaging when needed. Interface via email, calls, Teams chat, or video platform, or in‑person with multi‑disciplined team such as EMO Procurement, Project Managers, Procurement, Quality, R&D formulators, Marketing, and Supply Chain. Qualifications Packaging degree and CPG/consumer packaged goods experience and record of excellent delivery within career including multiple package commercializations. Mechanical or Chemical Engineering degree will also be considered. Experienced in depth and breadth of package development, testing, materials, components, molding/forming, sealing, assembly, print technologies, document management, commercialization, troubleshooting, tool development, and more. Knowledgeable of manufacturing environments as related to component storage, handling, package filling, capping, sealing, labeling, coding, assembly, packing, palletizing, transit, etc., ensuring a comprehensive view is considered during validations. #J-18808-Ljbffr