Full-Time
Staff Product Designer
Updated on 9/10/2026
The Coca-Cola Company
10,001+ employees
Manufactures beverage concentrates for bottlers
Compensation Overview
$202k - $229k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Atlanta, GA, USA
Remote
Relocation support is provided; travel required may be up to 25%.
Bachelor's
 Product & Experience Design (1) |
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- 8-10 years of product design or user experience experience, with at least 2 years operating at a staff, principal, or design lead level.
- A Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
- A portfolio demonstrating strategic design and thought leadership on complex, high-impact digital products with measurable business and user outcomes.
- Proven ability to co-own product strategy alongside product management and engineering, shaping direction from the top down.
- Experience contributing to or significantly evolving a design system and its governance practices, including embedded artificial intelligence components across platforms; understanding of traditional user experience, artificial intelligence in user experience, and agentic user experience principles, with examples.
- Strong storytelling and communication skills, with the ability to tailor messages to different audiences and earn alignment from senior stakeholders.
- Demonstrated success mentoring or peer-coaching designers and influencing team capability.
- Deep fluency in user-centered design, accessibility standards, and interaction design across web and mobile platforms.
- Proficiency in Figma, Claude Code, Claude Design, and other modern artificial-intelligence prototyping tools, with clear examples of incorporating artificial intelligence into workflows and evaluating improved capabilities and outcomes over the last 18 months.
- Co-create product strategy with product management and engineering partners, shaping vision and roadmaps from the beginning.
- Craft user experience direction across multiple product areas, ensuring coherence, quality, and user-centricity across multiple user types.
- Anticipate and break down organizational and technical resistance, navigate ambiguity, and earn trust through sound judgment.
- Communicate design strategy at the executive level by crafting narratives that align senior leadership and stakeholders.
- Develop seamless, scalable design solutions that prioritize customer value and address complex, interconnected needs.
- Work with the design leader and team to establish the design system and evolve it for a growing global product portfolio.
- Model exceptional craft standards and maintain a high quality bar across shipped experiences.
- Introduce and champion new design approaches, tools, and methodologies, including artificial-intelligence-assisted design.
- Create and maintain governance practices for design systems, accessibility, and experience standards.
- Partner with Product and Design leadership to define design rituals, frameworks, and ways of working that make the team effective and scalable.
- Identify gaps in practice maturity and proactively close them by building systems, workflows, or infrastructure that enable other designers to do their best work.
- Mentor and develop design craft and experience strategy on the team.
- Lead critique, feedback, and review processes that improve the team's work and develop design judgment across the organization.
- Foster experimentation, reflection, and continuous improvement.
- Build trusted relationships with product, engineering, data, and research partners at senior levels.
- Secure stakeholder buy-in through compelling storytelling and a track record of delivering outcomes.
- Represent the design organization in strategic business conversations and advocate for user-centered approaches.
- Background in complex business-to-business software as a service or enterprise software, consumer packaged goods, retail, or ecommerce spanning multiple user roles, geographies, and touchpoints, including building systems or connected platforms from the ground up.
- Expertise designing for or alongside artificial-intelligence-enabled and intelligent systems, including agentic or generative experiences.
- Experience operating across both consumer-facing and internal-tooling product contexts.
The Coca-Cola Company makes and sells non-alcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups and distributes them through a franchised network of bottlers worldwide, earning most revenue from concentrate sales. Bottlers mix these concentrates with carbonated water or other ingredients to produce finished drinks that reach consumers. It differs from competitors by operating a long-standing global bottling system across 200+ countries and managing a portfolio of over 500 brands, which helps lower shipping costs and margins. Its goal is to maintain leadership in the global beverage market by growing its bottling network and expanding its product lineup across waters, juices, sports drinks, teas, and coffees.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Founded
1892
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 net revenue rose 7% to $13.4 billion, raising full-year guidance.
- Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages signed Odisha expansion plans in August 2026, adding 2027 capacity.
- World Cup activations boosted Powerade and Coca-Cola demand, supporting international share gains.
What critics are saying
- India's FSSAI revived front-of-pack warning labels on August 28, 2026.
- Reuters exposed Coca-Cola lobbying against Indian warnings, inviting political backlash and court pressure.
- Health activists can weaponize sugar labeling and brand criticism across India before 2027 expansions.
What makes The Coca-Cola Company unique
- Coca-Cola's concentrate model keeps margins high; Q2 2026 operating margin reached 34.9%.
- Henrique Braun's global brand system delivered 6% organic revenue growth in Q2 2026.
- Fanta's Haunted Universe turns Halloween into owned IP across 50 markets.
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WIMCA 2026: IHS Nigeria, Coca-Cola, Airtel, bag corporate honours as Ohworakpo, Otisi Igwe, Egbuonu, others win awards for marketing excellence. IHS Nigeria and Coca-Cola emerged as the biggest corporate winners at the 2026 Women in Marketing Communications Conference and Awards (WIMCA), each taking home two honours, as the event recognised more than a dozen brands for gender inclusion and women empowerment. Omoefe Ohworakpo of FMN, Chioma Otisi Igwe of FrieslandCampina, and Jennifer Nwanneka Egbuonu of Cway were among marketing professionals honoured for outstanding performance. The keynote address at the event was presented by Hon. Folashade Bada Ambrose-Medebem, Lagos State Commissioner for Commerce, Cooperatives, Trade, and Investment. She urged senior women executives to keep learning, sponsor other women's careers, and build lasting credibility. She closed with a challenge for attendees to help other women rise as they grow. That charge set the tone for the corporate awards segment, where IHS Nigeria won the Most Outstanding IT & Telecom Infrastructure Company in Women Empowerment and the Most Outstanding IT & Telecom Company in Gender Inclusion, while Coca-Cola claimed the Most Outstanding Beverage Company in Gender Inclusion and Women Empowerment awards. Other corporate winners included Airtel (Most Outstanding IT and Telecom Company in Women Empowerment), Union Bank (Most Outstanding Bank in Gender Inclusion), First Bank (Most Outstanding Bank in Women Empowerment) and Stanbic IBTC (Most Outstanding Female Friendly Bank of the Year), while Mega Growth won Most Outstanding Hair Care Brand of the Year, Three Crowns took Most Outstanding Women Friendly Dairy Brand of the Year, Golden Penny Semovita was named Most Outstanding Ball Food Brand in Consumer Engagement, and Amstel Malta won Most Outstanding Women Friendly Malt Brand of the Year. The list of Award winners continued with Maggi (Most Outstanding Seasoning Brand Supporting Women), Nigerian Breweries (Most Outstanding Brewing Company in Gender Inclusion) and Morning Fresh (Most Outstanding Dishwashing Brand of the Year), while FMN won Most Outstanding Food Manufacturing Company in Gender Inclusion, Interswitch was named Most Outstanding Fintech Company in Gender Inclusion, and Molped won Most Outstanding Sanitary Brand of the Year. Rubellite was honoured as Emerging Beauty Care Brand of the Year, Cway Peach Fruit Drink won Fast Growing Female Centric Soft Drink Brand of the Year, and TVC Communications was named Most Outstanding TV Station in Gender Inclusion. Individual Award winners include Omoefe Ohworakpo, who bagged Media Manager of the Year, Food; Otisi Igwe who was awarded Marketing Professional of the Year, Dairy; and Jennifer Nwanneka Egbuonu who won the Marketing Professional of the Year, Beverage. Other winners are Abisoye Oruye of FrieslandCampina who won Media Manager of the Year (Dairy), while Racheal Memeh-Sadoh of Hayat was named Emerging Marketing Professional of the Year (FMCG). The awards followed a full day of conference sessions exploring salient aspects of the conference's core theme; "Grow, Give, Glow: Professional Resilience for Distinction." Speakers included Solape Akinpelu, who addressed wealth and financial security in career journeys; Dr. Abiola Salami, who spoke on emotional intelligence for peak performance under the "Grow, Give, Glow" theme; and Dr. Nkiru Olumide-Ojo, who featured in a fireside chat on growing through pressure, purpose and possibility. Other sessions tackled disruption, burnout and bias in the workplace, the impact of artificial intelligence on marketing to women, and career excellence beyond briefs and targets.
PepsiCo shares have fallen 29% from their high, whilst Coca-Cola stock is up 28% year to date, nearing all-time highs. The divergence reflects Coca-Cola's stronger recent performance, with 6% organic revenue growth and 11% adjusted earnings-per-share growth last quarter. PepsiCo grew organic revenue 2.4% in the same period, with adjusted earnings up just 1%, missing Wall Street estimates. Coca-Cola's 35% operating margin also outpaced PepsiCo's 16.5%. Despite the underperformance, PepsiCo trades at 16 times forward earnings compared to Coca-Cola's 27. The company posted 3% food volume growth and 2% beverage volume growth last quarter. PepsiCo recently raised its quarterly dividend 4% to $1.48 per share, yielding 4.2% — nearly double Coca-Cola's 2.35% yield.
Which coffee companies are among Australia's most trusted brands? - BeanScene. Last updated Aug 28, 2026 Coca-Cola has been ranked Australia's most trusted beverage brand, with the conglomerate of coffee, iced tea, energy drink, flavoured water, functional drinks, and soft drinks topping YouGov Australia's beverage Consideration ranking. The metrics draw on data collected from 1 August 2025 to 31 July 2026, based on Australian adults. They are focused on non-alcoholic beverages. The question asked to those surveyed was "Consideration: When you are in the market next to purchase beverages, from which of the following would you consider purchasing?" Of the adults surveyed, 43.2 per cent said they would consider purchasing a Coca-Cola branded product. Outside of Coca-Cola's portfolio, multiple other coffee brands ranked inside the top 10. Nescafé placed fourth with 28.1 per cent of adults stating they would consider purchasing, while 17.8 per cent of people said they would consider purchasing Moccona. Lipton Iced Tea also features, at 24.6 per cent. Interestingly, the data splits into consideration between Generation Z, Millennials, Generation X, and Baby Boomers+, with Generation Z the least likely to consider Nescafé and Moccona products at 25.6 per cent and 8.9 per cent respectively. Nescafé is most popular with Millennials at 29.8 per cent, falling to 26.6 per cent for Generation X. Baby Boomers+ was measured at 32.5 per cent. Moccona, on the other hand, saw a rise in consideration to 12.2 per cent among Millennials, which then surged to 21.7 per cent in Generation X and 25.2 per cent for Baby Boomers+. Final rankings - Top 10:
Review: Fanta's new Ghost Face Punch Halloween flavor is A total scream. The Coca-Cola Company is back in the spooky spirit with a new Ghost Face Punch flavor for fall 2026. In 2023, Fanta got into the Halloween spirit by launching a mystery flavor. A year later, it introduced a new kind of horror in its products by partnering with movie studios and plastering its cans with the likeness of scary movie icons. This now annual affair is known as Fanta's Haunted Universe. In some cases, a character fronted a new flavor, as Beetlejuice got an apple flavor in 2024, and in 2025, that creepy doll Chucky earned his own fruit punch. For 2026's season of fun, Mr. Ghost Face, the infamous killer from the "Scream" movie franchise, is joining in on the fun, hoping to scare up some business in the form of his own punch. And what flavor does a punch that represents a knife-wielding icon who looks straight out of an Edvard Munch painting supposed to taste like? Apparently a dark berry. So, Mr. Ghost Face, is your dark berry punch scary berry good, or does it deserve a low Rotten Tomatoes score? The Takeout wanted to know the score for itself, and for you dear soda drinkers, and took a swig and then some to find out where the truth lies. Now all can be revealed in this sip and say. Boo-ray! Methodology. In advance of its national rollout in stores, the fine folks at Fanta sent over retail samples of the new Ghost Face Punch for taste testing purposes. The drinks arrived at room temperature and were refrigerated before tasting. This punch was tasted by me, alone, in the dark. Kidding. It was actually sipped on in the dawn of the morning light, for breakfast. This sip and say is a summation of my own personal tastes and thoughts. I also factored in my previous experiences with Fanta, its various flavors, themed drinks, and my overall impressions of this new one. The criteria considered for this review were flavor, presentation, familiarity, originality, uniqueness, punchiness, berry goodness, and, ultimately, whether this is something worth your time and dime. Recommendations are based on firsthand impressions of promotional materials and products provided by the manufacturer. Taste test: Fanta's Ghost Face Punch. From a design standpoint, the Ghost Face Punch can was Academy Award-worthy, with its stark blackness broken up only in the form of light from a blue, blood drippy Fanta logo, and still horrifying image of the "Scream" killer's mask. It almost seemed wrong to crack this one open, and instead, just let it be as a sort of ghoulish ornament for the home. Alas, this was a taste test, and I had to open my mouth almost as wide as Ghost Face's to see if this punch had any well, punch. I leaned in for a whiff and it smelled like some discontinued Kool-Aid flavor I encountered in my youth. The splash of purple of the flavor's name on the can was a dead giveaway as to the color of this new concoction. It's not a common color for drinks, but was totally suitable for Halloween, as purple is sort of the fourth primary color after pumpkin orange, pitch black, and witchy green. I took my first sip, and the first thing that entered my mind was the crisp carbonation contained within. That quickly gave way to the berry flavoring in its mix. It was polished off with a small, but welcome bite at the end, as it made its way down my throat. The more sips I took, the more berry flavoring it left behind as a lovely, fruity aftertaste. I kept trying to figure out what fruits were being mimicked here, and to me it tasted like a cross among red grapes, raspberries, and blueberries. Fanta's Ghost Face Punch - coolish or ghoulish? Ghost Face's can and the liquid's color are the gimmicks that lure fans and collectors in, but it's the soda that has to do the actual hard work. It does a fine job providing refreshment, fruity fun, and a punch that's quite an easy sipper. I'm not sure that's a perfect flavor profile match for a film franchise killer, but what should it be? Something that tastes like a knife blade? Fanta has been on quite a roll with its fun flavors over the past few years. I have survived the recent past horror-themed ones, including the interesting Beetlejuice apple flavor, and the good Chucky fruit punch. While not of a scary movie nature, but of a video game one, Fanta's recent Crimson Sour Cherry edition is one of the best new soda releases of 2026. I wouldn't put the new Ghost Face Punch on a pedestal that high, but it totally gets my seal of approval. Fanta Ghost Face Punch is a perfect beverage for Halloween and beyond. Who says the ghastly and yummy fun has to stop in November? How to buy and try Fanta's Ghost Face Punch. Ghost Face Punch is a brand new Fanta flavor, and starting August 28, 2026, it will be available at participating nationwide retailers, both in-store and online. It will be available for an unspecified limited time only, while supplies last. Based on the best by date imprinted below the can, this soda should be good to go, unopened, for at least eight months. This flavor is available in two sizes - a 12-ounce can, and a 20-ounce plastic bottle. The cans are mainly sold in 12-packs, but individual cans, and 20-ounce bottles will be available for sale at convenience stores and the like. It will also be available from Coca-Cola Freestyle machines at select on-premise locations. Prices will vary by retailer and location, but a 12-pack of cans sell at Target for $8.39 and a 20-ounce bottle at Walmart for $2.48. Fanta's Ghost Face Punch nutritional information. Fanta's Ghost Face Punch is primarily made up of carbonated water and high-fructose corn syrup, with less than 2% of space dedicated to such hits as citric acid, natural flavors, fruit and vegetable extract for color, sodium benzoate and sodium hexametaphosphate to protect taste, sodium citrate, and Blue 1. It contains no juice whatsoever, and is caffeine-free soda. One 12-fluid-ounce can (or 355 milliliters) contains 160 calories, 80 milligrams of sodium, 42 grams of carbohydrates, and 42 grams of total sugars, including 42 grams of added sugars. A 20-fluid-ounce bottle contains 260 calories, 135 milligrams of sodium, 70 grams of carbohydrates, and 70 grams of total sugars, including 70 grams of added sugars.
Ghost Face(R) crashes Fanta's Haunted Universe for a scream-worthy Halloween. ATLANTA - WEBWIRE - Wednesday, August 26, 2026 * Horror icon Ghost Face(R), in partnership with Fun World and Paramount+ team up with Fanta for Halloween 2026 * New limited-edition Ghost Face(R) flavor launches alongside collectible can designs * Ghost Face(R) becomes the first horror icon to enter Fanta's Haunted Universe This Halloween, Ghost Face(R) is bringing the scares to Fanta. For the first time ever, the legendary horror icon is joining forces with Fanta for a limited-edition Halloween collaboration, introducing Ghost Face(R) Punch - a brand-new limited-edition flavor. For decades, Ghost Face(R) has been one of the world's most recognizable Halloween characters, made most famous by the iconic Scream movies. Now, fans can experience the horror icon in an entirely new way as he becomes the first-ever guest character to enter Fanta's Haunted Universe. A Horror Icon Joins Fanta's Haunted Universe Fanta's Haunted Universe, which recently launched with a captivating cinematic trailer, is the brand's first original Halloween entertainment world. Blending the excitement of fandom with the spirit of Halloween, it invites fans into a world of thrilling adventures and imaginative storytelling inspired by the season's most iconic traditions. At the heart of Fanta's Haunted Universe are four original characters inspired by classic Halloween legends, each with their own unique powers and personalities. This Halloween, fans will meet these characters for the first time and can collect them on limited-edition Fanta cans, alongside the newest and most iconic addition to the universe: Ghost Face(R). As the first horror icon to enter Fanta's Haunted Universe, Ghost Face(R) marks a unique crossover that unites two beloved symbols of Halloween, bringing fans an exciting new way to celebrate the season. Ibrahim Khan, Global Vice President of Marketing at Fanta said: Fanta's Haunted Universe marks our move from collaborators to creators, building original characters and stories designed to grow beyond a single season. But every haunted universe needs an icon of horror - and there are few more iconic than Ghost Face(R). We're thrilled to welcome him into Fanta's Haunted Universe for Halloween 2026, as we continue building a Halloween world fans can look forward to returning to year after year." A Celebration of Halloween Fans Halloween has always been about the characters, stories and traditions that fans return to year after year. By bringing together Ghost Face(R) and Fanta, the collaboration celebrates two beloved parts of Halloween culture. Whether it's collecting limited-edition cans, enjoying seasonal flavors or getting together with friends for a Scream movie marathon, the partnership is designed to help fans make the most of the season. R.J Torbert, Director of Licensing and Brand Enforcement at Fun World said: "Ghost Face(R) has been a Halloween favorite for decades and is recognized as The ICON of Halloween(R). We're excited to see him join Fanta's Haunted Universe as its first-ever guest character. Bringing together Ghost Face(R) and Fanta creates a fun and unexpected Halloween experience that celebrates everything fans love about the season. It has been a pleasure working with the Fanta team to bring this project to life". Paramount+ and Coca-Cola partnered with Roger Jackson (voice of Ghost Face) to provide the audio for the campaign. The Scream collection of movies (1-7) is available for stream to watch on Paramount+ (availability of full franchise varies by territory) About The Coca-Cola Company The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) is a total beverage company with products sold in more than 200 countries and territories. Our company's purpose is to refresh the world and make a difference. We sell multiple billion-dollar brands across several beverage categories worldwide. Our portfolio of sparkling soft drink brands includes Coca-Cola, Sprite and Fanta. Our water, sports, coffee and tea brands include Dasani, smartwater, vitaminwater, Topo Chico, BODYARMOR, Powerade, Costa, Georgia, Fuze Tea, Gold Peak and Ayataka. Our juice, value-added dairy and plant-based beverage brands include Minute Maid, Simply, innocent, Del Valle, fairlife and Santa Clara. We're constantly transforming our portfolio, from reducing sugar in our drinks to bringing innovative new products to market. We seek to positively impact people's lives, communities and the planet through water replenishment, packaging recycling, sustainable sourcing practices and carbon emissions reductions across our value chain. Together with our bottling partners, we employ more than 700,000 people, helping bring economic opportunity to local communities worldwide. 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