Job Description
To provide students with hands-on experience in food product and packaging development within a real industrial environment at Kraft Heinz.
Interns apply scientific knowledge, sensory evaluation, and packaging development while collaborating with cross-functional teams to support consumer-focused innovation.
The program connects academic learning to the journey from idea to shelf, delivering safe, high-quality food people love and trust.
WHAT YOU''LL DO:
- Coordinating processes for NPDs supporting packaging technologist on ground for Innovations, VE & ESG projects to be implemented at GCC copackers
- To responsible for the specifications & artworks of packaging materials ensuring that the specs are kept accurate and up to date
- Support CCX department in all functionality tests related to packaging NPDs
- Execute packaging technical benchmarking & functionality testing supporting CCX department
- Support sensory evaluations by preparing samples, organizing tasting sessions, and ensuring all tasters follow the correct methodology.
- Assist in setting up and coordinating product testing sessions (napping, QDA, triangle tests, consumer tastings, etc.).
- Help document tasting feedback, compile results, and update sensory databases or trackers.
- Manage samples storage and preparation for R&D.
- Contribute to the preparation of presentation slides, tasting summaries, and project reports
- Assist in organizing sensory training sessions for employees and helping screen potential tasters
WHAT YOU''LL BRING:
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Industrial Or Chemical) / Material Science
- Work Experience: 0-1 years in Packaging Development
- Language Knowledge: Proficient English
Soft Skills
- Analytical and has attention to details
- Critical thinking & Ability to Simplify
- Communication Skills
Location(s)
Dubai Office
Kraft Heinz is an Equal Opportunity Employer – Underrepresented Ethnic Minority Groups/Women/Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity and other protected classes.