Director, Product Development
Glossier
Pay: $148,000 – $192,000 per year
New York, NYFull-time · On-site · SeniorListed until 8 December 2026From the official careers page · checked
The role
Lead daily execution and technical oversight of Glossier’s Color and Skincare development programs. Manage the Packaging Development team and coordinate cross-functional partners to improve product quality, timelines, costs, and production readiness.
What you'll do
- Turn approved product briefs into development plans, tracking milestones, dependencies, budgets, and risks.
- Oversee formula and packaging development, including reformulations, shade extensions, and portfolio updates.
- Manage and coach the Packaging Development team, guiding technical decisions and workload planning.
- Coordinate testing, technical approvals, specifications, and documentation with internal experts and external partners.
- Work with manufacturers and suppliers on trials, scale-up, troubleshooting, and handoffs to production.
- Improve development workflows and identify opportunities to strengthen quality, reduce costs, and support supply continuity.
What they're looking for
- 8+ years in beauty development, commercialization, or development operations, including people management.
- Experience across color cosmetics and skincare, connecting formulas, packaging, testing, and manufacturing.
- Strong packaging expertise across materials, tooling, testing, and formula compatibility; experience managing packaging teams.
- Experience managing multiple development programs, improving processes, and supporting scale-up and technical troubleshooting.
- Strong vendor management, analytical, organizational, and cross-functional communication skills; travel as needed.
Pay
$148,000 – $192,000 per year base pay, as published by the employer. Bonuses, equity and benefits, where offered, are confirmed by the employer.
This summary was written by Style Serum from the job posted on the Glossier careers page, checked on 8 November 2026. Always read the full original posting before applying. View original posting
