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Cosmetics is our deepest vertical and the one we're building out hardest right now. The platform ... Requirements * 3 - 5 years product mangement experience * Complex B2B Enterprise Software * AI ...

Cosmetics is our deepest vertical and the one we're building out hardest right now. The platform ... Requirements * 3 - 5 years product mangement experience * Complex B2B Enterprise Software * AI ...

... managing the tactical implementation (backlog) * Support launching products in the market ... cosmetic, and partners with engineering to evaluate feasibility. Strategic Roadmap & Outcome ...

... managing the tactical implementation (backlog) * Support launching products in the market ... cosmetic, and partners with engineering to evaluate feasibility. Strategic Roadmap & Outcome ...

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$105K - $131K/yr

Summary:The R&D Manager is responsible for leading the development, optimization, and ... Regulatory & Compliance ยท Ensure product formulations comply with applicable cosmetic regulations ...

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How much do cosmetic product manager jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for cosmetic product manager in the United States is $159,405.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $141,000.00 and $197,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Cosmetic product managers typically earn competitive salaries that vary by experience, location, and company size. They often receive additional benefits such as bonuses and stock options, reflecting the importance of their role in product development and marketing within the beauty industry.

What is the role of a cosmetic product manager?

A cosmetic product manager oversees the development, marketing, and lifecycle of cosmetic products, coordinating between research, design, manufacturing, and sales teams. They analyze market trends, set product strategies, and ensure products meet regulatory standards, often using project management tools and industry knowledge to meet deadlines and budgets.

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Key responsibilities

  • Own the cosmetics template library, including prototyping, development, and working with engineering to productionise templates.

  • Consolidate customer feedback, identify patterns, and prioritize changes to improve the product.

  • Collaborate with product implementation, engineering, and Willow teams to ensure the product meets customer needs and industry standards.


Job description

Worldoverโ„ข is building the AI operating system for substance-based companies. One platform that replaces the tangle of PLM, ERP, regulatory, formulation, and quality tools that chemicals, cosmetics, food, pharma, and supplements companies have stitched together over decades.

Three things make it work. Composable software blocks (CRM, SDS, PLM, ERP, compliance) that get configured to each customer instead of forcing them into a generic mould. A single customer data layer that holds every raw material, formulation, product, and packaging record in one structured home. And Willow, our chemical intelligence engine, sitting underneath every workflow with the domain knowledge to make agentic AI actually safe in regulated environments.

The platform is already live with names like HUDA Beauty, Kayali, The White Company, ICONIC London, Hallstar, and Cosmoproject. Weโ€™re backed by Index Ventures, Entrepreneur First, and Chalfen Ventures, and weโ€™re hiring across the company as we go deeper into chemicals and expand across food, pharma, and specialty chemicals.

The role

Weโ€™re hiring a Product Manager to own a product vertical at Worldover.

Cosmetics is our deepest vertical and the one weโ€™re building out hardest right now. The platform needs a single owner for what โ€˜greatโ€™ looks like for a customer: which templates ship, which workflows are standard, how raw material and formulation data is structured, what Willow knows about CLP and REACH and GHS, and where the product needs to go next. Thatโ€™s this job.

Youโ€™ll be the first vertical PM at Worldover. Over time we expect a small team of these, one per industry we serve, with cosmetics first and likely food next.

What youโ€™ll be doing

Own the cosmetics template library.

Build the templates; youโ€™ll prototype / develop and then work with engineering to productionise the templates.

Every workflow, data model, classification scheme, and document template that ships to a chemicals customer goes through you. You decide whatโ€™s in the standard library, whatโ€™s configurable per customer, and what we build next.

Sit at the centre of the cosmetic product.

Work with our product implementation team (who configure the platform for customers), engineering (who build the software blocks), and the Willow team (who own the chemical intelligence layer). Consolidate the feedback. Spot the patterns. Push for the changes that move the needle. Say no to the ones that wonโ€™t.

Talk to customers constantly.

Youโ€™ll develop the map of the various personas of the customers within the market - and how we are best able to position the product and ensure we have strong product market fit for each.

Be the bridge between domain and product.

Translate โ€˜this is how a senior regulatory lead at a contract manufacturer actually thinks about a new formulationโ€™ into roadmap, specs, and shipped software.

Who you are

Product

Youโ€™ve worked in product, ideally building and selling SaaS.

Mid-to-senior.

3-5+ years across chemicals and product combined, though depth matters more than years. No people management experience required.

Opinionated but not precious.

Youโ€™ll have strong views on what cosmetics customers need. Youโ€™ll change them when the evidence says you should.

You want to own something.

This is not a role for someone who wants a defined backlog handed to them. The cosmetic product is yours to shape.

Why we think this role is interesting

Youโ€™ll have unusual large leverage; through the power of our WorldMaker platform you are able to directly implement the vast majority of changes / improvements. Unlike in most organisations you are not beholden to the engineering road map - you have real power to make change yourself.

Youโ€™ll also work with one of the more interesting AI products in the enterprise space. Willow is not a wrapper around a foundation model. Itโ€™s a real chemical intelligence engine with proprietary corpus, evaluation frameworks, and a tight integration to live customer data.

Youโ€™ll have a direct say in what it knows and how it shows up across the platform.

Requirements
  • 3 - 5 years product mangement experience
  • Complex B2B Enterprise Software
  • AI Native - you extensively use AI in your workflows
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