Corsair Toiletries Ltd.
Product Developer
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Company Description
Corsair Toiletries Ltd. is a family-owned company with over 40 years of experience in the toiletries and fragrance industry, specializing in licensed branded fragrances, toiletries, and health and beauty products.
Product Developer Duties & Responsibilities
- Obtain & Negotiate product costs with factories to secure the best prices.
- Help identify product & packaging solutions that meet customer needs/target cost requirements.
- Work with factories to develop products from initial concept visuals and produce initial samples.
- Liaise with Licensing & Compliance teams to ensure product meets licensor & compliance requirements.
- Coordinate, inspect, and approve samples, components, and cutter guides.
- Complete artwork briefs from scratch with all copy/compliance & product info included.
- Review and approve final artwork (ensuring it meets the brief) before submission to factories.
- Manage factory relationships ensuring that all of the required information is provided in full and on time.
- Manage critical paths and requested timelines to ensure business and customer deadlines are met.
- Keep abreast of current trends across beauty & gifting & contribute to new product development ideas.
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- At least 3-5 years of experience working in product development.
- Experience working within toiletries, cosmetics or gifting is essential.
- Experience working on licensed products is not essential but would be preferable.
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