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Jacobs Douwe Egberts UK in Utrecht invites you to join as an R&D Sensory Analytics & R Development Intern, starting in March 2027. You will work at the intersection of sensory science, statistics and programming, collaborating with the Sensory & Consumer Science team and Science & Modelling experts.
You will renovate and enhance R applications for sensory data analysis, develop new analytical features, and build user-friendly interfaces for complex statistical analysis, with four
Join us as R&D Sensory Analytics & R Development Intern at our international headquarters in Utrecht, starting in March 2027. In this internship, you will work at the intersection of sensory science, statistics and programming, collaborating with both the Sensory & Consumer Science team and Science & Modelling experts.
You will support the Sensory & Consumer Science team by renovating and enhancing a portfolio of R applications used for sensory data analysis. You will work with real sensory and consumer datasets while developing applications that are actively used by sensory scientists in R&D. You will have the opportunity to apply statistical concepts in practice, gain experience in analytical tool development, and contribute to digital solutions that support sensory research and product innovation.
Your key activities will be:
This is a unique opportunity to combine sensory science, statistics and coding in a collaborative R&D environment and to work on projects with real business impact.
Supported by a commendable 4.5 Glassdoor rating and 94% intern recommendation score, we pledge to provide you with a unique learning journey as part of our R&D Strategy & Excellence Team, where you'll gain valuable insights into the entire R&D process, in particular how JDE Peet’s uses sensory and consumer science to place the consumer at the heart of product development.
What's in it for you?
Are you bursting with fresh ideas and a hunger for learning? We want you!
Here's what we're looking for: