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Red Diamond in Moody, AL is seeking an Research & Development Scientist to drive beverage product innovation from concept to commercialization. You will collaborate with sales, marketing, and QA to create new products while meeting cost and label constraints.
This is an office-based role located in Moody, Alabama. The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor’s degree in Food Science with 3–5 years in R&D, and has strong lab skills, flavor knowledge, and excellent written and verbal communication
At Red Diamond, we are driven by an obsession to provide a world-class coffee and tea experience. Since 1906, the cornerstone of our company has been our commitment to unparalleled quality, innovation and customer service. The company’s culture centers on quality, authenticity, and taking extra care from field to final sip, with no shortcuts or compromises. We offer competitive compensation and benefits. Join our legacy and become a part of the Red Diamond team!
Summary: The Research & Development Scientist will assist in innovation efforts across the company by collaborating with cross functional leadership including division sales executives, sales leaders, marketing, and quality assurance to develop new products/flavors and enhance existing ones to meet company objectives. Responsible for development of new products through all phases of creation while staying within specified parameters of cost and label claims. May interact with customers and external R&D teams and must be able to clearly present and articulate product ideas. Office-based position located in Moody, AL.
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Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required:
Education and Experience Required: Minimum of Bachelor’s degree in Food Science and 3-5 years’ experience in R&D/Product Development, with beverage and coffee/tea experience preferred.
Yes . Some travel to be expected
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