At Wheco, strong visual communication plays an important role in how customers experience our products in store. Our Product and Retail Design teams work closely together to create physical retail environments that are clear, engaging and connected to the products we sell.
We are looking for a Graphic Designer with a strong eye for detail and a practical understanding of how graphic design translates into physical retail applications. The role will focus on product-related artwork, packaging, in-store graphics, signage and display communication across our Cielo and Incanda showrooms.
Join Wheco as a Graphic Designer and help shape how our products are presented and experienced at store level.
Key Responsibilities:
• Create product-related artwork, packaging graphics and supporting visual communication
• Develop in-store graphics, signage and display artwork that support product storytelling and customer understanding
• Prepare accurate print-ready artwork for production
• Ensure consistent brand application across physical retail touchpoints
• Work closely with Product and Retail Design teams on new products, store projects and retail initiatives
• Liaise with suppliers regarding artwork proofs, samples and production requirements
• Manage multiple design projects and deadlines from concept through to production
Skills and Requirements:
• Strong graphic design, typography and layout skills
• Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign
• Good understanding of print production, materials and artwork setup
• Creative thinking with strong practical problem-solving abilities
• Excellent attention to detail and accuracy
• Strong organisational and time management skills
• Ability to collaborate effectively across Product, Retail Design and external supplier teams
Help us connect customers with our products through thoughtful, engaging design. Apply now!
You'll apply on Wheco's own site before 1 December 2026. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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