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Kraft Heinz, Inc. in Illinois seeks a Packaging Engineer to drive packaging commercialization from concept through launch, including material specs, trials, testing, artwork development, and start-up procedures.
You will lead cross-functional teams across innovation, renovation, sustainability and cost optimization, assess risks, design plant trials, develop testing plans, and prepare detailed trial reports and packaging documentation.
Support and lead packaging commercialization activities for new and renovated package launches from concept through implementation, including material specifications, trials and testing, technical drawings, artwork and graphics development, start-up procedures
Serve as a proactive technical resource by leading lower-complexity initiatives and supporting more complex projects
Partner with cross-functional teams to execute projects across innovation, renovation, sustainability, brand maintenance, cost optimization, and other strategic priorities
Assess project risks and feasibility to support sound technical decision-making
Design and execute plant trials across a range of products and packaging materials to advance project objectives
Develop and lead packaging performance testing and evaluations to ensure robust analysis of packaging variables
Write detailed technical trial plans, testing protocols, and summary reports
Create and maintain packaging specifications, manufacturing procedures, finished product specifications, and related database documentation
Manage multiple assignments simultaneously with supervisor guidance and possess the ability to prioritize between a variety of business initiatives
Apply scientific learning to new situations while demonstrating critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Bachelor's degree in Packaging, Engineering, Material Science, or an adjacent technical discipline
Experience or strong interest in the food or consumer packaged goods industry
Foundational knowledge of packaging science, materials, and testing protocols, with hands-on application through academic or industry experience
Understanding of packaging functionality and the interaction between packaging, product, and processing
Ability to work effectively in office, laboratory, and manufacturing environments
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Self-motivated approach, strong attention to detail, sense of urgency, and eagerness to learn
Willingness to travel 30% based on business needs, including visits to internal plants, co-manufacturers, suppliers, or other R&D sites