about the company.
Renowned as one of the best employers in town, our client owns a great brand name in the F&B industry. Currently they are hiring a R&D Manager to lead their R&D team. Candidates with FMCG/F&B background are highly preferred.
about the job.
As a R&D Manager, you will
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-Lead the Food Safety management program to implement, document and monitor the system
-Manage total product quality testing and inspection plans, for internal testing and external laboratory testing
-Lead colleagues to investigate and determine root cause for Quality and Food Safety related deviations/rejections and non-conformities
-Conduct relevant training and education on quality and food safety topics
-Perform market research and analysis with the objectives of identifying product opportunities
-Assist in conceptualising product ideas, design and develop new product/ product range and ensure the efficient and profitable management of product development process
-Manage the product development process for new lines and the improvement process for existing products
-Provide technical supports on processes to ensure the final products are safe and meet the required quality
skills & experiences required.
-University degree in food science or related disciplines
-Minimum 6 years of experience in food industry
-Familiar with Japanese Cooking and Eating Tradition is an advantage
-Knowledge in food production and processing
-Pragmatic, able to build consensus and facilitate change across organizational lines
-Able lead, guide and manage a small team with effective communication skills
-Good analytical and problem-solving skills
about the benefits.
Our client offers an attractive salary package. They also offer
-5 day work
-Double Pay
-Discretionary Bonus
-New headcount
-Leadership experience
-Medical Insurance
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call Sally LO at 2232 3496.
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