Sensory & Consumer Experience Scientist

Job Description

What's on the Menu :

We are looking for a Sensory & Consumer Experience Scientist to be part of the Consumer Culinary Experience team, playing a strong role in delivering relevant and actionable insights to drive the success of our innovations within an international scope.

Your primary responsibility will be to drive key strategic projects from understanding the business need, translating it into the most relevant consumer learning plan and delivering strong insights to support the development of Kraft Heinz future innovations. To do so, you will be partnering closely and effectively with Consumer Market Insights, R&D and Marketing teams.

Sounds exciting? It could well be your perfect opportunity if, like us, you live a passion for food, products and consumers.

Key Ingredients :

• Leads the consumer experience insight part of key international projects in close collaboration with multifunctional team.
• Owns consumer experience projects from start to end; establish and execute consumer product and pack assessment of our innovations ensuring holistic understanding of consumers.
• Use your analytical skills and consumer product understanding expertise to convert the data into actionable insights and conclusions.
• Use different tools and summarize different sources of information to guide the business for assessment of product and pack performance in alignment with our testing principles and recommendations.
• Builds & owns consumer learning plans roadmaps with the consumer marketing insight team.
• Feeds the EMDM R&D and marketing community with key insights relevant for their projects.

Networking Accountabilities

Recipe for success : apply if this sounds like you :

Qualifications and education requirements

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What we offer you :

Location(s) Nijmegen

Kraft Heinz is an Equal Opportunity Employer – Underrepresented Ethnic Minority Groups / Women / Veterans / Individuals with Disabilities / Sexual Orientation / Gender Identity and other protected classes .

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