Packaging Designer

Corugami · India

Corugami is a packaging innovation partner. We handle packaging for some of India's fastest growing D2C brands, from the first structural idea through to production.

We are looking for a Packaging Designer to join our team in Pune. You will work on a wide range of projects — new launches, packaging refreshes, e-commerce and shipping formats, gifting and PR kits, retail packs — across food, beauty, wellness, apparel and lifestyle brands.

The role suits someone interested in the physical side of packaging: how a material behaves, how a structure holds, how a pack is put together, how it survives a transit run. The work moves between the screen and the table — drawings, dielines and technical files on one side, samples, materials and mock-ups on the other.

• Develop packaging concepts and structures for client briefs, from first idea to production ready files.
• Draw accurate dielines and technical drawings.
• Work across a wide range of materials — paper, corrugation, rigid board, flexibles, plastics, glass, metal and sustainable alternatives — and learn how each behaves in printing, forming, assembly and transit.
• Build mock-ups and prototypes in the studio to check structure, fit and unboxing.
• Work through sampling with our production team and vendors until the sample is right.
• Support artwork adaptation, specifications and production documentation.
• Keep track of new materials, print processes and developments in packaging.

• Degree or diploma in Industrial Design, Product Design, Packaging Technology or a related field. Freshers are welcome.
• Working knowledge of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Exposure to ArtiosCAD, AutoCAD, Rhino, SolidWorks or Fusion 360 is a plus, as is 3D printing or laser cutting.
• A good sense of structure and geometry, and comfort thinking in flat patterns and folds.
• Willingness to prototype early and often.
• Ability to manage a few live projects at once and work independently.
• Clear communication. You will be speaking with clients, vendors and the production floor.
• A portfolio with structural or product work. Student and personal projects are fine.