Structural Corrugated Designer
Listed on 2026-10-06
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Manufacturing / Production
Packaging Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer
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Taylor Print & Visual Impressions, a division of Taylor Corporation, is looking for a Structural Corrugated Designer to join our team in Duluth, GA! The primary focus of this role is designing corrugated boxes and protective packaging used to safely and efficiently ship retail graphics, signage, display components, printed materials, and other visual products produced across our operations. This position will work closely with R&D, Production, Packout, Fulfillment, Sales, and Operations to develop right-sized, cost-effective packaging solutions and support our new box-making equipment.
In addition to the core shipping-box function, this role will be a critical technical resource in expanding our custom corrugated display and point-of-purchase (POP) initiatives by developing structural concepts, prototypes, and production-ready solutions for customer opportunities. The ideal candidate combines strong corrugated box-design fundamentals with the creativity and technical ability to support the continued growth of custom retail display and POP solutions.
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Design corrugated shipping boxes and protective packaging primarily for retail graphics, signage, display components, printed materials, and other visual products. Develop right-sized packaging that protects finished products while reducing excess corrugated, void fill, freight cube, packing labor, and overall packaging cost. Work directly with R&D, Production, Packout, Fulfillment, Sales, and Operations to understand product dimensions, fragility, handling requirements, shipping methods, and customer expectations.
Create structural drawings, dielines, specifications, samples, and production-ready files using ArtiosCAD or comparable structural packaging CAD software. Provide design and technical support for the new box-making equipment, including box styles, machine-ready files, material selections, setup considerations, and development of repeatable packaging standards. Develop packaging for both standard recurring products and one-off/custom shipments where an existing box or packaging method is not suitable.
Design internal corrugated components such as pads, dividers, partitions, sleeves, corner protection, inserts, and other structures needed to protect graphics and display components in transit. Develop and maintain a library of approved box styles, structural designs, specifications, materials, and packaging standards for commonly shipped products. Support packaging trials with Production and Packout teams and modify designs based on fit, protection, packing time, damage risk, material utilization, and manufacturing feedback.
Troubleshoot packaging-related shipping damage and identify structural or material improvements to reduce recurring damage and rework. Support the expansion of Taylor's custom corrugated display and POP capabilities by developing structural concepts for retail displays, merchandising solutions, display components, and related corrugated applications. Partner with Sales and R&D on custom corrugated display opportunities to translate…
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