Regional Senior Executive, Research & Development, Matcha Category – ZUS COFFEE
Role Summary
The Regional Senior Executive, Research & Development, Matcha Category is responsible for overseeing the complete product development process for Matcha beverages. This role plays a crucial part in analyzing market trends and consumer preferences to ensure product scalability and quality.
Job Description
In this role, you will engage in the day-to-day activities of product development, collaborating with various teams to bring innovative Matcha beverages from concept to market. You will conduct product trials and ensure that all documentation is prepared for successful product launches.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee the complete product development process for Matcha beverages.
- Analyze market trends and consumer preferences to inform product development.
- Conduct product trials to ensure quality and scalability.
- Prepare necessary documentation for product launches.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure successful product execution.
- Evaluate ingredient sourcing and supplier options.
- Support training initiatives by writing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Job Requirements
Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Food Science, Culinary Arts, Nutrition, or related field.
3–6 years of experience in beverage R&D/product development.
Experience with Matcha beverage formulation.
Strong understanding of ingredient sourcing and supplier evaluation.
Proficient in sensory evaluation and structured tasting methods.
Quick Info
Company
ZUS COFFEE
Location
Selangor
Salary
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Skills Required
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Required Skills
Product Development
Market Analysis
Sensory Evaluation
Documentation Skills
Communication
Collaboration
Ingredient Sourcing
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