Group Product Manager

Core Responsibilities: Leading the Science of Nutrition

• Strategic Portfolio Leadership: Own the roadmap for high-science categories:
• The First 1000 Days: Infant Formula (Term/Pre-term) and Stage-specific Nutrition.
• Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT): Hypoallergenic, Special Formula, and Metabolic Nutrition.
• Clinical & Pediatric Excellence: Hospital-based enteral nutrition and therapeutic nutraceuticals.
• Scientific Brand Positioning: Transform complex clinical data into compelling Feature-Advantage-Benefit (FAB) stories for Neonatologists, Pediatricians, and Chief Dietitians.
• NPD & Nutritional Innovation: Bridge the gap between market needs and science by leading New Product Development in coordination with R&D and Clinical Affairs.
• HCP Ecosystem Engagement: Design high-level scientific programs, including CMEs, Round Tables, and Hospital-NICU protocols, ensuring Nutribray is the "Science Partner" of choice for doctors.
• Regulatory & Ethics Stewardship: Ensure all marketing collateral and field activities strictly adhere to WHO Code Compliance and local infant nutrition regulations (IMS Act).

Candidate Profile

We are looking for a leader who breathes nutrition science. Whether you come from a pharmaceutical or a core clinical nutrition background, your expertise in Prescription-driven Nutrition is key.

Education:

• Mandatory: B.Sc / M.Sc in Nutrition & Dietetics, Clinical Nutrition, Food Technology, or B.Pharma.
• Preferred: MBA in Marketing with a specialization in Healthcare or Agribusiness/Food Management.

Experience:

• 3 – 5+ years in specialized sectors: Infant Nutrition, Clinical Nutrition, or Pediatric Sales/Marketing.
• Proven track record in managing products that require detailed scientific detailing to specialists (Neonatologists/Gastroenterologists).
• Experience in leading teams of Product Managers to execute large-scale GTM strategies.

Specific Skills:

• Clinical Fluency: Ability to read and translate clinical trials/monographs into marketing visual aids.
• Knowledge of the IMS Act: Deep understanding of the regulatory landscape for infant milk substitutes.
• Relationship Management: Existing familiarity with the nutrition departments of major hospital chains and key opinion leaders (KOLs) in the nutrition space.