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Customer Service Analyst – World’s Largest Family-Owned Winery
We are hiring a Customer Service Analyst to join our Customer Service team, who play a central role in building strong relationships with our distributors, retailers, and consumers. We are looking for a customer-focused, analytical thinker to deliver excellent service while driving measurable business improvements.
About the Role
This position is based at our Uxbridge office (UB8) with a hybrid working pattern (3 days per week in-office, 2 days remote).
Responsibilities
- Manages customer needs with a strong sense of urgency and monitors deadline compliance.
- Ensures timely execution of priorities and responsibilities.
- Collaborates cross-departmentally to resolve and close issues efficiently, leveraging workflows and decision matrices.
- Meets export documentation deadlines and tracks export order completion.
- Supports account managers in ensuring accurate and timely shipment of customer documentation.
- Responds to internal and external customer correspondence via telephone, email, or formal written channels; escalates complex issues as needed.
- Maintains compliance with Defra/The Rural Payments Agency regarding export documentation.
- Generates and reviews export documentation for all UK export orders.
- Coordinates with customers, 3PLs, third-party bottlers, and global supply chains to facilitate order communication and workflow.
- Handles routine to complex customer inquiries, orders, and complaints – including EDI and manual processes – while adhering to predefined service metrics.
- Places warehouse orders as per customer requests.
- Monitors stock levels and tracks goods movements accurately.
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Qualifications & Experience
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Bachelor’s degree with 1 year of experience in:
- Customer service
- Operations management
- Supply chain/logistics
- Finance (OR High School diploma with 4 years of progressive experience in any of the above areas.)
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Proven experience in order processing, invoicing, shipping documentation, or transportation coordination.
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** Intermediate proficiency** in MS Word, Excel, and Outlook.
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Full UK right to work (unsponsored role).
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