R&D Intern
🚀 WE’RE HIRING | R&D INTERN
Foodsure – Research & Development House is hiring an enthusiastic R&D Intern for a 1-Year Internship.
📍 Location: Noida
💼 Work Mode: Work from Office
⏳ Duration: 1 Year
💰 Stipend: ₹10,000 – ₹15,000/month
🔬 Key Responsibilities:
• Assist in New Product Development (NPD)
• Support food formulation and product trials
• Ingredient selection and evaluation
• Sample preparation and testing
• Sensory evaluation and product optimization
• Maintain R&D records and trial reports
• Assist the team in R&D projects and product development
🎓 Who Can Apply?
✅ B.Tech / B.Sc. / M.Sc. in Food Technology, Food Science, or related fields
✅ Freshers and candidates with relevant internship experience
✅ Strong interest in Food R&D and NPD
✅ Willing to work from office in Noida
🌱 What You’ll Gain:
Hands-on exposure to Food R&D, formulation, NPD, product trials, and industry projects, with an opportunity for a PPO based on performance.
📩 Send your CV to:
[contact shared on WhatsApp]
🚀 Build your career in Food Research & Development with Foodsure!
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