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Location: Linda-a-Velha, Lisbon, Portugal Company: Nestlé Business Services Lisbon (NBS Lisbon)

Full-time

Position Summary

We’re looking for a  Product eContent Graphic Designer to join our IMS Content Services team in Lisbon. This person will be responsible for the flawless execution of Global Content's Adaptation and Localization projects, by being able to perform graphic production activities with focus in Computer Generated Images, on content such as digital banners, videos, Retail Digital Media, Image rendering, and daily operations in correspondent software focused on Product Show. Always in line with briefings provided by markets and following Nestlé Brands’ Guidelines.

A day in the life of... Working with our IMS Content Services global team and directly with our Production Managers, the Product eContent Graphic Designer’s scope of work includes:

• Understanding of the e-shelf & digital content ecosystem through best practices in Computer Generated Images (CGI) and 3D Modeling for digital packaging

• Application of labelling in CGI models

• Assessing materials to ensure content high quality standards • Collaborating with internal teams for problem solving and tool improvement

What will make you successful • Experience of minimum of 3 years in digital content production and CGI, art direction, graphic design, and labeling

• Ability to quickly understand brand's positioning through Brand Brooks & Guidelines

• Great knowledge and experience in working with 3D model softwares, with focus on digital packaging

• Great knowledge and experience in working with Adobe Suite tools (Photoshop, inDesign, Illustrator, Premiere, AfterEffects, amongst others)

• Innovative production skills

• Good understanding of Content & Digital ecosystem

• Good problem-solving skills

• English advanced level - mandatory

• Up to speed on Content & Digital trends and best practices

• Creative/Media/Advertising Agency experience is a plus (not dismissive)

• French is a plus (not dismissive)

• Spanish is a plus (not dismissive)

Position Snapshot

Location: Linda-a-Velha, Lisbon, Portugal Company: Nestlé Business Services Lisbon (NBS Lisbon)

Full-time

Position Summary

We’re looking for a  Product eContent Graphic Designer to join our IMS Content Services team in Lisbon. This person will be responsible for the flawless execution of Global Content's Adaptation and Localization projects, by being able to perform graphic production activities with focus in Computer Generated Images, on content such as digital banners, videos, Retail Digital Media, Image rendering, and daily operations in correspondent software focused on Product Show. Always in line with briefings provided by markets and following Nestlé Brands’ Guidelines.

A day in the life of... Working with our IMS Content Services global team and directly with our Production Managers, the Product eContent Graphic Designer’s scope of work includes:

• Understanding of the e-shelf & digital content ecosystem through best practices in Computer Generated Images (CGI) and 3D Modeling for digital packaging

• Application of labelling in CGI models

• Assessing materials to ensure content high quality standards • Collaborating with internal teams for problem solving and tool improvement

What will make you successful • Experience of minimum of 3 years in digital content production and CGI, art direction, graphic design, and labeling

• Ability to quickly understand brand's positioning through Brand Brooks & Guidelines

• Great knowledge and experience in working with 3D model softwares, with focus on digital packaging

• Great knowledge and experience in working with Adobe Suite tools (Photoshop, inDesign, Illustrator, Premiere, AfterEffects, amongst others)

• Innovative production skills

• Good understanding of Content & Digital ecosystem

• Good problem-solving skills

• English advanced level - mandatory

• Up to speed on Content & Digital trends and best practices

• Creative/Media/Advertising Agency experience is a plus (not dismissive)

• French is a plus (not dismissive)

• Spanish is a plus (not dismissive)