Art & Print Producer

Key Responsibilities

Art & Print Finishing Expertise & Workflow

• Provide technical and creative finishing advice in collaboration with external agencies and partners.
• Maintain brand integrity and ensure world-class finishing on Art assets for APAC campaigns.
• Serve as a knowledge center for marketing Art and OOH assets, guiding vendors and internal teams.
• Ensure print production and D/OOH assets are suitable for multiple regions, formats, and campaigns.
• Share best practices and contribute to scaling workflows and production design thinking across APAC and globally.
• Identify opportunities for innovation and refinement in creative workflows.
• Maintain strong understanding of artwork workflows, formats, technical specifications, and quality control.

Project Management

• Manage multiple campaigns simultaneously across different stages of production.
• Proactively problem-solve and adapt to changing timelines, resources, and stakeholder needs.
• Prepare presentations, decks, and documentation to communicate updates, ideas, and campaign status.
• Familiarity with tools such as AirTable, Google Suite, and Adobe Creative Suite.
• Solution-oriented approach to ensure deliverables meet campaign objectives.

Asset Coordination & Management

• Oversee asset delivery, including file and folder management, technical specifications, and timelines.
• Plan review and feedback timelines for assets in multiple formats.
• Maintain project management tools with up-to-date information from cross-functional teams.
• Create and manage asset delivery decks for internal and external stakeholders.

Localization Knowledge

• Communicate and collaborate with localization vendors and APAC Art & Print Coordinators to manage adapted asset delivery.
• Brief internal and external teams on production of localized assets (different formats, ratios, and languages).
• Kick off and manage quality control for localization workflows, from artwork to text and title treatments.
• Experience with transcreation, translation, and regional adaptation best practices.