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Procurement & New Product Introduction (NPI)

Alameda, CA

Eat Just is on a mission to build a healthier, safer, and more sustainable food system—starting with what’s on your plate. From pioneering plant-based eggs to making real meat without slaughter, we’re reimagining the future of food in ways that are better for people and the planet.

We’re a lean, passionate team of scientists, chefs, engineers, and operators who believe that doing hard things well can make a meaningful difference. We’ve brought groundbreaking innovations to market, like Just Egg and GOOD Meat, and we’re just getting started.

If you’re excited by big challenges, real impact, and the chance to shape what the future tastes like—we’d love to meet you.

Learn more about Just Egg →
Learn more about GOOD Meat →

 

About the Role

This is a high-impact, cross-functional role at the heart of our most exciting product launches. You’ll own procurement for key ingredients and packaging, with a focus on cost, risk, and supplier performance—ensuring on-time launches and continuous cost improvements. As the connective tissue between Product, R&D, Operations, and external partners, you’ll ensure every new rollout moves seamlessly from spec to shelf. 

What You’ll Do

Procurement & Sourcing

  • Source and secure raw ingredients and packaging materials for new and existing products.
  • Build and manage supplier and co-manufacturer relationships—balancing cost, quality, and flexibility across all SKUs.
  • Negotiate pricing, MOQs, payment terms, and lead times to support a fast-growing portfolio.

New Product Introduction (NPI)

  • Lead operational readiness for new product launches, owning sourcing plans, timelines, and supply chain inputs.
  • Act as the NPI project lead across cross-functional teams (Product, R&D, Marketing, Quality, etc.).
  • Anticipate and mitigate risks across the supply chain—from ingredient availability to packaging delays and co-man capacity.
  • Drive smooth commercialization handoffs to contract manufacturers and packaging partners.

What Sets You Apart

  • Entrepreneurial mindset with comfort operating in ambiguity and urgency.
  • Resilient problem-solver who embraces challenges and complexity.
  • Creative negotiator with a knack for finding solutions to cost and lead time constraints.
  • Strong bias for action and accountability.
  • Clear, candid, and respectful communicator.
  • Highly collaborative and team-oriented.

Why Join Us

You’ll be a key part of a nimble, mission-driven team committed to rethinking what’s possible with food. This role offers the chance to shape how we scale testing and quality systems, grow into broader technical areas, and directly contribute to the success of a category-defining product.

 

The total package

We develop our salaries using market data, internal benchmarks, and candidate experience to ensure fairness and competitiveness. All full-time team members receive:

  • Base salary
  • Equity in Eat Just
  • Up to 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision benefits
  • Additional health, wellness, and time-off programs

Compensation: The expected base salary range for this role (based in Alameda, CA) is $115,000–$150,000 per year. Final compensation will be based on skills, experience, and overall contribution to the role.

 

Additional Information & Requirements

This is a full-time role based in the Bay Area with a minimum 3 days onsite requirement at our headquarters in Alameda, CA


Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. Eat Just, Inc. participates in E-Verify.

 

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