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Engineering professionals in Beauty and personal care

Beauty and personal care products face real limits in how they're made, stored, and shipped. Engineering professionals in this sector have solved problems around ingredient stability, equipment reliability, and cost per unit. Their experience shows which technical choices affect whether products reach customers safely and profitably.

10 professionals2 companiesData retrieved September 28, 2026

Professionals to explore

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  1. Alex Salimian

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Director - Engineering, Technology & Innovation - Automation & Packaging · Procter & Gamble

    Experience directing engineering, technology and innovation for automation and packaging, plus prior operations and engineering roles supporting personal care product supply and a plant start up.

  2. Artur Jakubas

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Skin Care Delivery Engineering Director · Procter & Gamble

    Experience leading engineering for skin care product delivery and packaging design at a personal care manufacturer, including regional engineering across hair, skin and personal care.

  3. Bernard Imbert

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Global Engineering Director - Beauty Division · Procter & Gamble

    Experience directing global engineering for the beauty division of a personal care and beauty products manufacturer.

  4. Jeremy Hook

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Vice President - Beauty Global Engineering · Procter & Gamble

    Experience leading global beauty engineering, product and packaging innovation, and supply innovation for personal care products at a consumer products manufacturer.

  5. John Stewart

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Technology and Engineering Director, Personal Care · Unilever Group

    Experience directing technology and engineering programs for the personal care category, including oral care and flexible packing equipment technology development at a consumer goods company.

  6. Matthew Glowacki

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Director of Engineering Technology and Innovation Group · Procter & Gamble

    Experience directing process engineering for a beauty care technology and innovation group, developing manufacturing technologies and equipment for beauty care brands.

  7. Noble Rye

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Technical Director · Procter & Gamble

    Experience serving as technical director for beauty care engineering, including structural mechanics modeling, FemCare upstream engineering, and mechanical technologies for personal care products.

  8. Philippe Benros

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Oral Care Technology & Innovation Director · Procter & Gamble

    Experience directing engineering and innovation for oral care and hair care packaging platforms, including designing manufacturing platforms and managing packing technology teams.

  9. Robert Gormly

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Associate Director - Pack and Process Engineering - Personal Care NA · Unilever Group

    Experience directing pack and process engineering for the personal care category at a consumer goods manufacturer, with a background in FMCG process engineering.

  10. Willie Johnson

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Director, Beauty Engineering - Tabler Station · Procter & Gamble

    Experience directing beauty engineering and prior operations leadership for hair care external supply solutions in the personal care product supply chain.

Choose the right perspective

Look for candidates who have owned decisions about production equipment, supply chain logistics, or product formulation. Ask them to describe a specific constraint they hit—a material that degraded, a machine that broke down, or a cost that spiraled. Their answer should include what they changed and why it mattered to the business.

Questions to take into the conversation

  1. 01Tell me about a time when a technical requirement conflicted with cost or speed. How did you decide what to do?
  2. 02What's the most expensive failure you've seen in manufacturing or distribution, and what caused it?
  3. 03Which part of the supply chain—from raw materials to the customer—creates the biggest headaches for reliability?

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