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Persol Malaysia is seeking a Product Development Manager – Fragrance & Formulation to lead end-to-end development from concept through commercialization, translating market trends, consumer insights, and fragrance opportunities into scalable, brand-aligned products.
You will collaborate with Design, Sourcing, Quality Control, Brand, Marketing and Merchandising, coordinate with fragrance houses and suppliers, manage costs and timelines, ensure regulatory compliance, and drive innovative launches
Department:Design - Product Development
Categories:Home / Fashion / Fragrance
Role Overview
The Product Development Manager – Fragrance & Formulation leads theend-to-end development and commercialization of new products, translating product concepts, market trends, consumer insights, and fragrance opportunities into scalable, profitable, high-quality, and brand-aligned products.
This role bridgesproduct development, fragrance and formulation, sourcing, quality, packaging, production, and brand teams, while working closely with fragrance houses, laboratories, and suppliers, to ensure seamless execution from initial concept through sampling, formulation, costing, testing, and commercialization, while meetingperformance, compliance, quality, and timeline objectives.
The ideal candidate is astrategic and commercially minded product development professionalwith strong end-to-end product development experience and a practical understanding offragrance development and formulation, raw materials, scented products, and fragrance delivery systems, with the ability to turn product ideas intohigh-quality, commercially viable, market-ready launches.
A commercially minded Product Development Manager with strong fragrance and formulation knowledge who can confidently take products from concept through commercialization.
The ideal candidate combines strong product development discipline with sufficient technical knowledge to work effectively with fragrance houses, perfumers, formulators, laboratories, manufacturers, and suppliers. They understand fragrance performance and formulation considerations, can ask the right technical questions, evaluate solutions, identify risks, and make informed product development decisions.
The individual does not necessarily need to be a perfumer or formulation chemist but should have the technical knowledge and practical experience to effectively manage fragrance and formulation development with specialist partners.
Success in this role means delivering products that are consumer-relevant, innovative, high-quality, technically robust, safe and compliant, commercially viable, scalable, and successfully launched on time and within budget.