Scent Design Manager ($120K-$160K+, Fragrance for CPG, Paid Relo to GA)
$120,000-$160,000
ApplyScent Design Manager ($120K-$160K+, Fragrance for CPG, Paid Relo to GA)
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$120,000-$160,000
About the role
- Review and interpret customer project briefs
- Make selections from the fragrance library based on customer/brand fit and market relevance
- Work with the Perfumery department on the creation and/or modification of fragrancesEvaluate and analyze the technical performance of fragrancesEvaluate product results in various bases, including emulsions, waxes, and hydro-alcohols
- Maintain the evaluation and product testing database
- Become well-versed in all major customers, product lines, and fragrance preferences
- Ensure the required testing protocols are completed
- Complete domestic and international market study by category and odor type
- Manage multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines
- Use logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions
- Create and present new concepts
- Use logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions
- Work cross-functionally to ensure client satisfaction
- Scent Design Manager Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree is required 3+ years of scent/fragrance design experience is requiredStrong olfactory memory of classic fragrance families is requiredStrong writing skills to present ideas and support fragrance submissions are required
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