Plenty of variety at work. Plenty of time for life outside it.
You’ll be hybrid from day one, working three days a week from home and two in the office. With an 8am start and a 4pm finish, you’ve got your evenings back, and if a four-day week suits you better, that’s on the table too.
The Digital Manager describes it as the friendliest place she’s ever worked. The team is close-knit, supportive and welcoming. It gets busy at times, but without the constant pressure that comes with a lot of ecommerce roles.
As the Ecommerce Coordinator, no two days will look the same. One day you’ll be setting up new products, the next you’ll be looking at how they’re performing, checking out the competition, tweaking search and merchandising or working on new landing pages. And your employer is open to ideas, so you’ll actually see the improvements you suggest go live.
Details of the Ecommerce Coordinator role
Location: Old Trafford, Manchester - 2 days in the office, 3 at home
Contract: 12-month fixed term contract (maternity cover)
Hours: 8am to 4pm OR 9AM - 5PM, Monday to Friday, or part-time Tuesday to Friday
What will you be doing as the Ecommerce Coordinator?
- Setting up new product listings and keeping existing product information, pricing and stock up to date
- Uploading and looking after content across the websites, including product pages, category pages and blogs
- Helping with weekly and monthly performance reports, spotting trends and areas to improve
- Keeping an eye on the competition and suggesting ways to improve the websites
- Improving the site navigation so customers can find products more easily
- Working with teams across the business, from marketing to buying and customer service, to make sure everything runs smoothly
What do you need in order to be considered?
- Experience in an ecommerce or trading role working on a website (not just marketplaces like Amazon)
- Experience of setting up new product listings on Shopify or a similar platform
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