Fragrance Developer: CPL Aromas in Vilassar

parfumsworldwide; Vilassar de Mar; On-site; EUR 28,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

CPL Aromas in Vilassar, Spain is seeking a Fragrance Developer to turn briefs into scent directions. The role involves managing proactive and reactive projects, coordinating with clients and marketing, and performing olfactive market analysis.

Fluency in Spanish and English, strong communication, and willingness to travel are required. You will train junior evaluators, monitor stability, and craft fragrance descriptions, bridging creative evaluation with market response.

Qualifications

• Fluency in Spanish and English is required.
• Ability to coordinate multiple fragrance projects with internal teams and clients.
• Strong written and verbal communication across marketing and product teams.

Responsibilities

• Develop fragrance concepts from briefs and translate them into scent directions.
• Coordinate with clients, suppliers and marketing to ensure on-time delivery of projects.
• Train junior evaluators, monitor stability, and write clear fragrance descriptions.

Skills

Bilingual Spanish/English

Project coordination

Strong communication

Job description

• Fragrance Developer: CPL Aromas in Vilassar

Fragrance Developer: CPL Aromas in Vilassar

Start Date07/20/2026

CPL Aromas is hiring a Fragrance Developer in Vilassar, Spain. The company backs creative work, invention, and fragrance projects across its operations around the world. The role reaches into the wider global fragrance network that brings together creators, suppliers, and retailers. It belongs to the team that turns a brief into a scent direction.

The posting asks for fragrance development on proactive and reactive projects, customer and marketing coordination, olfactive market analysis, and clear project timing. It also calls for Spanish and English, strong communication, strategic thinking, and travel when needed.

The work asks for a person who can keep project briefs, client feedback, and perfumer input moving in the same direction. The day-to-day also reaches into training junior evaluators, checking stability, and writing fragrance descriptions. It keeps one foot in creative evaluation and one foot in market response. A related retail post like fragrance advisor shows how the finished scent reaches shoppers.

The role suits someone who can handle several projects at once without losing the brief. It also connects to the shelf side of the trade, where luxury parfum retailers turn a formula into repeat demand.