Artworker
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - KIKO MILANO in Italia
The Company
KIKO MILANO was founded in 1997 in Milan and since then has revolutionized how cosmetics are sold globally. We thrive to offer an incredible variety of products, textures & colours, a multi-sensorial experience in innovative technology yet always at an affordable price. Based in Italy, and truthful to its DNA, KIKO MILANO takes advantage of combining trustworthy quality, creativity and stunning aesthetics
Your role at KIKO MILANO
We are looking for an Artworker to join KIKO MILANO’s Packaging Team, reporting to the Packaging Design Senior Manager.
The role will support the development, adaptation and finalization of primary and secondary packaging artworks, translating approved creative layouts into accurate, production-ready files while ensuring alignment with KIKO MILANO’s visual identity, technical specifications and global brand guidelines.
The candidate will work closely with Packaging Design, Product Development, Regulatory Affairs and external suppliers, supporting artwork execution across product categories and markets with strong attention to detail,
consistency and deadlines.
In particular, you will:
• Create, adapt and finalize artworks for primary and secondary packaging across makeup, skincare and accessories.
• Translate approved creative layouts into accurate, production-ready packaging files.
• Prepare and check print-ready files, ensuring compliance with dielines, technical specifications, printing requirements and brand guidelines.
• Manage artwork updates, corrections, versioning and multilingual adaptations, ensuring that the latest approved content is used.
• Insert and verify product information, legal copy, claims, symbols, codes and regulatory content provided by the relevant teams.
• Collaborate with Packaging Designers, Product Development, Regulatory Affairs and suppliers throughout the artwork development and approval process.
• Support the review of colour proofs, technical proofs and production samples, highlighting incons