Food Innovation Consultant / Development Chef

Blue Spark Organisation Ltd
London
1 month ago
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The Company

Market leaders in innovation, this forward-thinking business is revolutionizing the food and drink industry through cutting-edge product development and consumer insights. They are now seeking a driven and creative Development Chef / Product Developer to join their growing team and help shape the future of food!


The Role

Reporting directly to the Senior Innovation Manager, you will play a key role in helping to manage client partnerships, work on new product development projects and support innovation programs.


You will be responsible for executing a wide variety of tasks, from product ideation through to delivery. This includes hands-on concept development, SOP creation, recipe formatting and supplier briefings. You will work on multiple projects workstreams across different clients and product sectors, working in collaboration to ensure projects are delivered on time and to the highest standard.


The Candidate

We are looking for an ambitious junior product developer / junior development chef eager to transition into a broad innovation role with a highly knowledgeable and supportive team. You’ll have a background in the Culinary Arts or a related field such as Food Science/Food Marketing and some experience of developing products that are in line with food and consumer trends. You will be in your element in the innovation kitchen as well as in front of customers where you can engage them with your ideas.


Strong project management skills are key, as well as excellent communication abilities for working with clients, suppliers and internal teams. A keen interest in consumer research, market trends and proficiency in tools like Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint will be highly beneficial. A genuine love for food and drink, along with a desire to shape the industry, is essential.


If you're passionate about food innovation and excited to contribute to a fast-paced, creative environment, we’d love to hear from you. Call Dhrutee on 07700 137 110 for a confidential chat.

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Due to the large number of applications our opportunities attract, it sometimes takes us time to thoroughly review and consider them all. We endeavour to respond to every application within 5 working days, however if you have not heard from us within this timeframe, we are sorry to say your application for the role has not been successful. To support you in showcasing your best self, we make sure that any necessary accommodations, whether physical or non-physical, are provided to assist you throughout the job application and interview process.


Also, please note that we are only able to accept and respond to applications from candidates with eligibility to work in the UK and those who hold valid work visas.


At Blue Spark Organisation we believe in authenticity, individuality, and inclusion. We are dedicated to ensuring that all our current and future candidates have equal opportunities and are treated with respect and appreciation, allowing them to bring their genuine selves to the workplace, regardless of background, appearance, sexual orientation, or beliefs.

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