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  • Post Date: June 27, 2019
  • Apply Before: March 25, 2020
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Job Overview

Duties & Responsibilities

You will be in charge of:

Providing support for planning inventory and production for Amazon and other assigned accounts

Coordinate logistics, monitor RMAs, ensuring orders are fulfilled and shipments are on-time and in full

Generating reports, managing inventory integrity shipping records and vendor partners’ systems

Participating in projects, processing/disputing chargebacks and discrepancies for assigned accounts

Working closely with internal and external partners to support the overall operations

Skills & Qualifications

Proficient in English

Abilities in French, German, Italian, Spanish or Mandarin is a plus

Apprenticeship in forwarding and logistics, supply chain or studies in relevant fields

Work experience in relevant fields as e.g. Supply Chain for FMCG preferred

Previous experience with Amazon is preferred

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, especially Excel

Profile

Organized

Empathetic

Autonomous

Responsible

Reliable

Willingness to learn

Ambitious

Hardworking

System-oriented (i.e. find ways to do the job better and faster)

Geek tendencies are a plus

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