Grüns is seeking to build a scientific foundation for new product innovation and marketing strategies as it scales rapidly, ensuring trust with customers through evidence-based formulas and regulatory compliance.
Requirements
- 3-5 years of experience in science, regulatory affairs, or product development, including at least 1+ year within the dietary supplement or food industry in a related capacity.
- Master’s degree or higher in a health-related scientific field (e.g., nutrition, biochemistry, molecular biology, physiology, public health, etc.). PhD preferred.
- Deep understanding of scientific research methods plus strong critical thinking and analytical skills with the ability to synthesize complex scientific information into concise, actionable insights.
- Experience with clinical study design, management, and analysis is preferred.
- Familiarity with FDA and FTC regulations related to dietary supplements, especially regarding structure/function claims and substantiation.
- Understanding of dietary supplement labeling, GRAS assessments, and new dietary ingredient (NDI) submissions, a plus.
Responsibilities
- Evaluate existing and emerging ingredients to develop new, evidence-based claims across the product portfolio.
- Review marketing materials to elevate claims and ensure regulatory compliance.
- Partner with the Product team to research ingredient benefits, inform new formulas, and support early-stage product ideation.
- Support clinical study initiatives for new products, working closely with the Director of Science and Regulatory and third-party partners to design and execute trials.
- Develop clear training materials to upskill internal teams.
Other
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; ability to tailor communication to both technical and non-technical audiences.
- Passion for uncovering new ingredient science and supporting product formulation.
- Brings a collaborative, can-do approach to problem solving, focused on finding paths forward rather than roadblocks.
- Self-motivated and proactive - takes initiative in identifying research opportunities and drives projects forward independently while keeping stakeholders informed.
- Detail-oriented and scientifically rigorous - maintains high standards for accuracy in claims substantiation and ensures all research meets regulatory compliance requirements.
