Digital - Product Content Designer

CTI Living Distinctive Design. Proven Quality. Built to Sell.

Digital Product Content Designer

$55,000 to $65,000

Hybrid, 4 days on site

Full-time, permanent

10 days vacation

Summary

This is primarily a 2D visual design and image production role in the Design and Marketing department.

Make products look their best

Create polished product and lifestyle images for websites, catalogues, presentations, and seasonal guides.

Tell the product story

Turn product concepts and trends into clear, visually compelling presentations for internal teams and retail customers.

Build the system

Own the product image library, its naming conventions, templates, and the workflows that keep it current.

The customers CTI supplies

• Home Depot
• Walmart
• Costco
• Lowe’s
• Loblaw Companies
• Kroger
• Canadian Tire
• Menards

What you will do

Product design and presentation development

Help shape product ideas and present them so that teams and retail customers can see them clearly.

• Support product design and development through concept creation, visual exploration, and refinement.
• Create clear, visually compelling presentations for internal teams and retail customers.
• Translate product ideas, trends, and concepts into structured presentation formats.
• Ensure all presentations follow established design standards and maintain a high level of visual quality.
• Collaborate with the design team to communicate ideas effectively to sales and clients.

Product image creation and management

Every product image, on every channel, looks consistent, accurate, and polished.

• Create and maintain high-quality product images for websites, catalogues, sales presentations, seasonal guides, and marketing programs.
• Ensure consistency across all product images, including lighting, scale, angles, backgrounds, materials, and colour accuracy.
• Produce both clean product images and lifestyle imagery, including AI-assisted visuals where appropriate.
• Manage and organize all product image files with clear naming conventions and structure.
• Maintain and update the product image library to support ongoing business needs.

Image systems and workflow development

Build the system that lets a large volume of images be produced quickly and kept current.

• Develop and maintain a scalable system for managing a large number of product images.
• Establish efficient workflows for image creation, editing, and updates.
• Build reusable templates and processes to support batch production and consistency.
• Continuously improve workflows to increase speed, accuracy, and efficiency.

Rendering and visualization

Show what a product will look like before a physical sample exists.

• Create product visualizations using 3D tools when physical samples are not available.
• Apply consistent materials, lighting, and perspectives across rendered images.
• Support the design and sales teams with visual mock-ups and presentation-ready assets.

Cross-functional support

Design, marketing, and sales rely on you for timely, on-brand visuals.

• Work closely with the design, marketing, and sales teams to support product and visual content needs.
• Respond to image and presentation requests in a timely and efficient manner.
• Coordinate with the China team when product information, samples, colours, or technical details are required.
• Ensure alignment between product design, visual assets, and overall brand direction.

Website and digital content support

Get images ready for the web, and keep digital product content current.

• Prepare and optimize images for use on websites.
• Support ongoing updates and improvements to digital product content.
• Ensure product visuals are organized, accessible, and ready for digital, print, and presentation use.

Where your images will appear

• Websites
• Catalogues
• Sales presentations
• Seasonal guides
• Marketing programs

Is this you?

You notice right away when two product photos have slightly different lighting, scale, or colour, and it bothers you until it is fixed.

You enjoy taking a rough product idea or trend and turning it into a clean, persuasive presentation that a retail buyer understands in seconds.

You keep your files organized with clear naming and folders, because you know someone will need to find that image again next season.

You are curious about AI-assisted imagery and want to use it as one more tool in your creative kit, not a shortcut around good design.

If you recognize yourself in these, we would love to see your portfolio.

What you bring

Sorted by what is required, what helps, and