Careers

The food industry faces new opportunities and challenges daily. Can you help provide the answers?

Leatherhead Food Research is driven by a team of skilled and motivated people delivering vital expertise to our clients.

We are looking for individuals that can thrive in a dynamic team environment and that understand how to turn technical know-how into business advantage.

If this is you, then have a look at our current vacancies and apply online.

Ref Title Location Short Description Closing Date
SE0410 Sales Executive Leatherhead, Surrey, UK We are currently looking for a tenacious and enthusiastic sales person to join our Sales & Marketing Department. Working within the small team, and selling directly to clients within the food and drink sector, the main objective of your role will be to generate revenue and leads through various sales campaigns and assignments. 30 September 2010
REGADV0710 Regulatory Advisor Leatherhead, Surrey, UK We are looking to expand our internationally recognised Regulatory Services department and are currently recruiting for a range of Food Regulatory Advisor roles with Italian, Greek and/or Turkish language skills to join our multi-lingual regulatory team. 30 September 2010
MIM0810 Market Intelligence Manager Leatherhead, Surrey, UK We currently have a vacancy for a Market Intelligence Manager within our well-established Market Intelligence team. The post holder will be responsible for the full day-to-day operation and management of the Market Intelligence Team. You will be responsible for developing strategies to expand our portfolio of products that include market reports and bespoke consultancy. 30 September 2010
MA0810 Market Analyst Leatherhead, Surrey, UK We currently have a vacancy for a Market Analyst within our well-established Market Intelligence team. In this role, your main area of responsibility will be to provide insightful analysis of market information in order to meet the demands of a varied client base within the international food and drink arena. 30 September 2010

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