Research And Development Manager
assurance groupWharton (NJ)
About the role
Developer of cosmetics and personal care items is seeking an experiencedR&D Managerto join their team. The R&D Manager will be responsible for the development, formulation, and marketing of a wide range of innovative personal care products that include skin care, color cosmetics, and OTCs.
R&D Managerwill have:
Experience developing formulations of Hair Care & Cosmetic Products
Experience with New Technology and Product Development
Able to contribute to the Strategy and Pipeline Development based on Benefit and Risk
Strong People and Department Management experience
Current and/or previous experience in a contract manufacturing company or a company with a high volume of new cosmetic or hair care formulations.
Work closely with Process Engineering Team and Manufacturing Team to achieve goals
Strong Leadership experience & experience Interfacing with clients.
Achieving growth in sales in R&D investment areas through successful promotion of new products. Presenting new products to clients.
Looking for an extraordinarily talented leader that can support the company’s growth objectives and innovation goals. The R&D Manager will have a BS/MS degree in science or related discipline along with 10+ years’ experience R&D within a contract packaging manufacturing company. Must have formulation experience.
Send resume outliningyour related experiencefor immediate consideration.
Seniority levelMid-Senior level
Employment typeFull-time
Job functionResearch and Science
IndustriesManufacturing and Personal Care Product Manufacturing
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