- Product Coordinator
- CRG TEC in Lancashire, , United Kingdom
- jobs
- 20 hours ago
jobs description
Product Coordinator
Base Salary £32-£40k
We are open to discussing the package based on your experience
Hybrid position- 3-4 days in the office
HQ Preston
The opportunity:
As a Product Coordinator - this is your chance to work with one of the UKs pioneering names in product development to the sport and live entertainment space.
Their Products inspire viewers, excite crowds, and transform spaces.
For over 30 years, this company has partnered with some of the world's most famous brands, events, and venues to visually transform physical spaces with future proof concepts
It's a world class company, with world class products and a world class team
And we want you to join them!
Day to day
In your role as a Product Coordinator, you will be working closely with the Head of Product and Product Manager as well as the Factory Manager who is based in China.
Key aspects of your role will be;
Product Coordination
Delivering Products from China to the UK
Administrative Support and Documentation Management
The key link between Design, Engineering, Marketing and Sales
Who we are looking for
We'd like to speak with you if you have;
Strong experience in an administrative and coordination role
within a technology product environment
Data driven with an excellent eye for detail
Good knowledge of a range of Microsoft Office applications, specifically Word, Excel and PowerPoint
The Next Steps
If this sounds like you, or you would like to find out more about this opportunity then you have three options.
Call Stephen Morris at CRG TEC to find out more. We are really open about the role and opportunity and challenges, so if you need to find out more before committing, no problem!
Contact Stephen via LinkedIn, drop him a private message and he will get back to you
If you are happy with what you have read so far, then send a copy of your CV to this advert and Stephen will give you a call to discuss further or at least get back to you if you don't quite hit the mark.
Many thanks
Stephen