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Flavorist, Sweet Applications, Asia-Pacific

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This role is based in Bangkok, Thailand. Relocation support will be provided for candidates moving from abroad.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Our client, an international flavour and ingredients company, is looking to hire a Flavourist to join their team in Bangkok. This role will support the Thai and wider ASEAN markets.
ABOUT THE ROLE
The Flavourist will create and develop flavours for sweet applications, including beverages, confectionery and bakery products. Working closely with application, sales and marketing teams, they will translate customer briefs and local consumer preferences into winning flavour solutions for Thailand and Southeast Asia.
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- Create, develop and modify flavours for sweet applications such as beverages, confectionery, bakery and dairy.
- Respond to customer briefs with tailored flavour solutions, from concept to commercialisation.
- Adapt flavour profiles to Thai and ASEAN consumer tastes, regulatory requirements and market trends.
- Work closely with application, sales and regulatory teams to ensure flavours perform well in final products.
- Support customer presentations and technical discussions, and contribute to the regional flavour portfolio.
- Monitor market trends and raw material innovations to propose new concepts proactively.
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- Qualified or trainee-graduated Flavourist with 3+ years of experience in flavour creation.
- Strong expertise in sweet flavours, ideally across beverages, confectionery and bakery.
- Solid knowledge of flavour raw materials, formulation and application performance.
- Experience in Asian markets is a strong plus; candidates without Asia experience but with a strong curiosity for local taste profiles are welcome to apply.
- Good communication skills in English.
- Willingness to relocate to Bangkok and travel within the ASEAN region.
Please note that due to the high volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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