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Entry LevelFull-timeGit
Salary Range
$19,125 - $25,875 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
What You’ll Do as Packaging Project Manager: 
In your role, you’ll collaborate with different people across a range of skillsets. Here’s a flavour of your day-to-day:  
• Lead end‑to‑end delivery of the reimagined packaging design and messaging system—from briefing and design through artwork and phased rollout supported by a clear project plan, milestones, and governance. 
• Establish integrated ways of working that connect packaging, POS, and digital messaging, leveraging technology to improve efficiency and consistency. 
• Set up and run a cross‑functional Working Group spanning Sustainability, Compliance, QA, Packaging COE, Marketing Ops, Commercial, Digital, Store Design, and other key teams. 
• Partner closely with Packaging Designers and the Packaging Centre of Excellence to ensure high‑quality, technically feasible, and on‑brand solutions. 
• Coordinate with adjacent programmes and project leads to align dependencies and ensure seamless integration across initiatives. 
• Manage external agencies and partners, ensuring on‑time, on‑budget delivery and clear accountability. 
• Drive decision‑making, risk management, and governance, aligning stakeholder needs with business priorities, regulatory compliance, budgets, timelines, and a clear RACI for ongoing updates. 
• Champion optimisation and scalability, delivering a tech‑enabled, future‑proof packaging design system that improves speed, quality, value perception, and is adopted consistently across the business. 
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About Primark
Primark is a leading international retailer specializing in fast fashion, offering a wide range of clothing, accessories, and home goods at affordable prices. Founded in Dublin, Ireland, in 1969 as Penneys, the company rebranded to Primark outside of the United States to expand its global footprint. Today, Primark operates hundreds of stores across Europe and the United States, catering to budget-conscious consumers who seek trendy, high-quality products without compromising on style. The brand has built a reputation for its efficient supply chain and commitment to ethical sourcing, making it a staple in the fast-fashion industry. Primark’s product lineup includes apparel for men, women, and children, as well as footwear, beauty items, and home décor, all designed to reflect current fashion trends at accessible price points. Key features of Primark’s offerings include frequent style updates, durable materials, and a focus on value-driven design. The retailer targets young adults, families, and fashion enthusiasts who prioritize affordability and variety. By maintaining a fast-paced inventory turnover and leveraging in-house design teams, Primark ensures its customers can consistently find the latest trends at competitive prices. Notable achievements include Primark’s rapid expansion into new markets and its recognition as one of the world’s most valuable fashion brands. The company has also made significant strides in sustainability, implementing initiatives to reduce waste and improve ethical labor practices. Primark’s unique value proposition lies in its ability to deliver high-fashion aesthetics at low prices, supported by a customer-centric approach that emphasizes accessibility and trend relevance. This combination has solidified its position as a dominant player in the fast-fashion sector.
