A day in the life of an ink development manager: Josie Harries

2010-11-01T16:13:00

Josie Harries has been working for Domino Printing Sciences for five years and has been an ink development manager there for the last year. She talks to Laura Howes about her typical day

Domino Printing Services is a global company that provides the inks and printers for ‘coding’ onto packaging and products. Ink Development Manager Josie’s job is to manage a team of chemists and develop new inks for people to use.

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