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Buying Assistant

Posted 15 days ago

  • Chalgrove, Oxfordshire
  • Permanent
  • benefits
  • £24,000 to £25,000 /Yr
  • Sponsored
  • Expires In 13 days

As Buying Assistant - you will be joining an established and growing catalogue and web based brand, located just outside Oxford. The role is full time office based Monday to Friday. The company offer a lifestyle range, including clothing, jewellery and accessories. The role is full time and permanent. They have a friendly, supportive and collaborative culture working well together to achieve excellent results.

Purpose of the role:
To support the Homeware Buying team in all day-to-day activities, from liaising with suppliers to working with the internal teams to resolve any questions or issues.

Key Responsibilities for the Buying Assistant:

  • Supporting the Buyer with ordering sample from suppliers
  • Managing sample selection ranges and photo shoots
  • Managing all administration for samples including invoice processing
  • Putting together detailed product content for web and catalogue use
  • Maintaining the buying process of all product ranges
  • Maintaining an up to date understanding of range performance
  • Working with supplier with new products on accuracy and specification
  • Liaising with warehouse and suppliers regarding any quality issues
  • Any other admin duties

Key Skills Required for the Buying Assistant:

  • Experience within buying or supply chain would be an advantage
  • Detail orientated
  • Organised, used to working to deadlines
  • Confident communicator
  • Work well under pressure and able to multitask
  • Adaptable in a changing environment
  • Strong IT skills, particularly excel
  • Able to work on own initiative
  • Own transport essential, due to remote location

What's in it for you?

  • Starting salary of up to �25,000
  • Working as part of a supportive and collaborative team
  • Training progression and personal development
  • Standard office hours Monday - Friday
  • 20 days holiday increasing with each year to a max of 25

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