Food Scientist, Research And Development Supervisor
Hy Vee
Not specified (suggested hybrid based on typical roles in food r&d)
Product development and reformulation
Food safety and regulatory compliance
Team leadership and supervision
Hy-Vee is seeking a Food Scientist and Research and Development Supervisor to lead product development and reformulation efforts. The ideal candidate will have experience in food manufacturing and compliance, along with strong leadership skills
Job Summary
The Food Scientist, R&D Supervisor leads daily research and development activities with a primary focus on product development and reformulation to meet cost, nutrition, and labeling objectives.
This role involves supervising team members, ensuring compliance with food safety and regulatory standards, and collaborating with supply chain and retail leadership to optimize production processes.
Hy-Vee fosters a culture of food safety, innovation, and continuous improvement, promising a helpful smile in every aisle supported by an engaged and committed workforce.
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Hy-Vee is seeking a Food Scientist and Research and Development Supervisor to lead product development and reformulation efforts. The ideal candidate will have experience in food manufacturing and compliance, along with strong leadership skills.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
product development and reformulation
food safety and regulatory compliance
team leadership and supervision
R&D process management
nutrition labeling and allergen management
recordkeeping and reporting accuracy
Nice-to-have
collaboration with supply chain and retail partners
culinary and technical expertise
mentoring and coaching skills
cross-department project support
attention to detail
strong communication skills
Key Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Food Science or related field
4-6 years experience in food manufacturing or product development
knowledge of FDA/USDA regulations and food safety standards
ability to lift up to 20 lbs occasionally
experience scaling products from benchtop to commercialization