Product Manager – South West UK – £35,000

Manage the design and development of new products in line with customer requirement

I am working with a global beauty business specialising in high quality sustainable solutions for the beauty industry is looking for a Product Manager.

Within this role you will manage the design and development of new products in line with customer requirement and business financial targets. You must understand the process of manufacturing within the beauty industry.

If you are seriously motivated by this opportunity then please forward your details so they can be considered and developed further to Matt Venables at VPss; mvenables@vpss.co.uk 01473 685588.

Please quote CosBus in your application.

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