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Nestlé Product Technology Center in Vaud, Switzerland seeks an R&D Specialist - System Development to lead the development and industrialization of innovative beverage systems from idea to launch. You will collaborate with project teams, technical experts, business partners, suppliers and external partners, taking ownership and growing your expertise.
You will drive trials, validate concepts, document processes, and provide hands-on guidance to improve system performance while engaging with
Target start date: As soon as possible
Deadline for applications: September 30, 2026
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As a R&D Specialist - System Development at Nestlé Product Technology Center for Coffee & Beverages, your mission is to develop and industrialize innovative beverage systems from idea to launch. You’ll make a difference by collaborating closely with project teams, technical experts, business partners, suppliers and external development partners. This is your opportunity to take ownership, grow your expertise, and make a difference at scale.
We offer a competitive and well-rounded benefits package designed to support your growth and wellbeing at work and in life:
Nestlé is an inclusive employer and, if needed, we are happy to provide reasonable accommodations throughout your journey with us. All information is treated confidentially.
Our workplace is fully barrier free with step free access, elevators to all floors, and accessible restrooms. We also maintain a strong safety culture, supported by modern installations and procedures to ensure a secure environment for everyone.
Our hiring process typically includes application review, a video interview with Talent Acquisition, an interview with the hiring team, and a final discussion and offer. We review applications on a rolling basis and close the role once a strong list of relevant candidates is identified.