Specialist Healthy Longevity Physiology

• PhD or MD/PhD in Physiology, Human Biology, Clinical Nutrition, or related fields

• Deep expertise in human physiology and biological aging, with the ability to interpret complex human health data through a physiological and clinical lens

• 4-6 years of experience in life sciences research.

• Expertise and a track-record of high impact scientific publications in the field of healthy longevity and aging research

• Experience in contributing to the design and interpretation of clinical interventions, ideally with expertise in integrative GeroScience trials using biomarkers of aging

• Expertise in the field of menopause research and reproductive aging is a plus

• Experience with industry research and product translation are a strong plus

• Company: Nestle R&D, Singapore
• Location: Jurong, Singapore
• Job Type: Full Time

Joining Nestlé means you are joining the largest Food and Beverage Company in the world. At our very core, we are a human environment - passionate people driven by the purpose of enhancing the quality of life and contributing to a healthier future. A Nestle career empowers you to make an impact locally and globally, as you are provided with the opportunity to make a mark and stand out, as long as you seek it. With Nestle, you are enabled and encouraged to grow not only as professionals, but also as people.

The Specialist Healthy Longevity Physiology is working with an interdisciplinary team, driving the scientific basis for innovative nutritional solutions that slow the pace of aging and prevent chronic age-related diseases

A day in the life of a Specialist Healthy Longevity Physiology...

1. Lead the generation, interpretation, and translation of insights from large-scale human cohort studies and clinical datasets to advance understanding of healthy aging, with a strong focus on physiologically meaningful health outcomes and mechanisms.
2. Apply deep expertise in human physiology, biological aging, and nutrition to connect multi-omics findings with clinically relevant phenotypes, functional health outcomes, and biomarkers of healthy longevity.
3. Refine and prioritize research questions in collaboration with computational biologists, nutritionists, and longevity scientists, ensuring that data-driven discoveries are grounded in biological and physiological relevance.

• Curiosity and motivation to stay updated on in the rapidly evolving field of healthy longevity and human potential.

• Ability to influence stakeholders through strong scientific rationale and storytelling

• Strong communication skills to present research progress and key data.