Consumer Research Technologist: Sensory Analytics Lead

Premier Foods; Worksop; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading British food business is seeking a Consumer Research Technologist based in Worksop. This role focuses on sensory and consumer research across popular brands. Responsibilities include managing research projects, collaborating with various teams, and ensuring quality through data analysis. Ideal candidates should have a strong passion for food, experience in sensory research, and excellent communication skills. Join a company recognized for its inclusive culture and renowned products enjoyed by households across the UK.

Benefits

Up to 7.5% pension

Life assurance

Wide range of online and in-house training

Access to employee discount scheme

Qualifications

• Minimum 12 months experience in sensory or consumer research.
• Knowledgeable in principles of Sensory Science & Sensory Evaluation Methodologies.
• Full UK Driving License essential.

Responsibilities

• Lead contact for consumer research for Quick Meal Solutions.
• Support delivery of Trained Sensory Panel testing.
• Work closely with NPD, Marketing and Insights Teams.
• Manage multiple projects across a range of products.

Skills

Understanding of Sensory and Consumer Research

Strong communication skills

Organisational skills

Data visualisation skills

Competent user of Excel and Powerpoint

Passion for food

Education

BSc Food Science/Technology/Marketing or related degree

Tools

XLStat

RedJade

Job description

A leading British food business is seeking a Consumer Research Technologist based in Worksop. This role focuses on sensory and consumer research across popular brands. Responsibilities include managing research projects, collaborating with various teams, and ensuring quality through data analysis. Ideal candidates should have a strong passion for food, experience in sensory research, and excellent communication skills. Join a company recognized for its inclusive culture and renowned products enjoyed by households across the UK.