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Pilgrim's Europe in Craigavon is seeking an NPI Assistant Technologist to support New Product Introduction projects from concept to launch within our Product & Innovation team on site.
You will coordinate trials, prepare samples, document results, and collaborate with Commercial, Operations, Technical, Packaging, Process, and OPEX teams to help deliver successful product launches while developing your career in food development and innovation.
We have an exciting opportunity for an NPI Assistant Technologist to join our Product & Innovation team.
This role is responsible for supporting the delivery of New Product Introduction (NPI) projects from concept through to launch, ensuring all products meet customer, technical, and business requirements. Working closely with NPI Technologists and cross‑functional teams, you will play a key role in coordinating trials, evaluating products, managing project activities, and helping to deliver successful product launches.
This role offers excellent exposure to all aspects of product development and manufacturing and would suit someone looking to build a career within Product Development, Innovation, or Technical functions.
As part of the Pilgrim's Europe way of working, this role will be primarily site‑based, with occasional travel required to customer sites, suppliers, and other Pilgrim's Europe locations.
We are looking for a highly organised and enthusiastic individual with a passion for food, innovation, and product development.
At Pilgrim's Europe, we invest in our people and offer opportunities to develop your career within one of Europe's leading food businesses.
Our values are at the heart of everything we do:
Availability ¦ Humility ¦ Discipline ¦ Sincerity ¦ Ownership ¦ Determination ¦ Simplicity
Craigavon
Product & Innovation
NPI Manager
If you're passionate about food, product development, and innovation, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply now to join Pilgrim's Europe as an NPI Assistant Technologist.