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E-Commerce Merchandiser

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Are you a detail-driven E-Commerce Merchandiser who enjoys getting under the skin of technical products and making sure every detail is right?
We’re working with a fast-growing consumer brand that designs and sells a premium range of products directly to customers online. With an expanding and increasingly technical product range, they’re looking for a meticulous E-Commerce Merchandiser to take ownership of product data from initial supplier information right through to the finished product appearing online.
This is a great opportunity for someone who is happy with detail and knows what makes an e-commerce site tick. You’ll be working with product specifications, technical information, pricing, imagery and website content, ensuring everything is accurate, consistent as well as commercially effective.
The Role – E-Commerce Merchandiser
Sitting at the heart of the product data lifecycle, you’ll take information from factories and suppliers and turn it into accurate, complete and customer-ready product listings.
NetSuite acts as the central source of product information before data flows into Shopify and ultimately onto the live website. You’ll make sure that journey happens accurately, spotting inconsistencies, filling gaps and ensuring everything from dimensions and materials to pricing, imagery and product specifications is correct.
Alongside the data side of the role, there’s a strong commercial merchandising element. You’ll build your knowledge of the range, identify sensible upselling opportunities, monitor competitor pricing and make sure customers are given all the information they need to make the right purchase.
Key Responsibilities – E-Commerce Merchandiser
- Creating and maintaining accurate product records within NetSuite and Shopify.
- Collating detailed product information from factories, suppliers and the purchasing team, including specifications, dimensions, materials, packaging, costs and supplier details.
- Managing the flow of product information between NetSuite and Shopify and resolving discrepancies between the two systems.
- Maintaining consistent SKUs, product names, categories and attributes across the product range.
- Building complete Shopify listings including descriptions, specifications, variants, pricing, imagery, collections and metafields.
- Understanding how Shopify metafields feed into website functionality including filters, specifications, badges and content.
- Carrying out regular audits of existing product listings and correcting errors or missing information.
- Checking products on the live website to make sure information is displayed correctly and the customer journey works as intended.
- Using detailed product knowledge to identify relevant cross-sell and upsell opportunities including accessories, complementary products and care products.
- Ensuring accurate product care, maintenance and material information is available to customers.
- Onboarding new direct dispatch and drop-ship suppliers and setting their products up correctly across the relevant systems.
- Reviewing competitor pricing and highlighting commercial opportunities or potential risks.
- Managing drop-ship purchase orders and ensuring orders and supplier billing are processed accurately through NetSuite.
- Working closely with buying, purchasing, operations, customer service and web teams to maintain the quality of product information.
- Identifying opportunities to improve processes and make product data more accurate and efficient.
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About You – E-Commerce Merchandiser
Above all, you’ll be someone who is exceptionally good with detail. You’ll naturally spot inconsistencies and errors and you’ll be comfortable working methodically through large amounts of product information without allowing accuracy to slip.


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Ideally, you’ll already have experience within e-commerce merchandising, product merchandising, product data or a similar role involving relatively technical or specification-heavy products. You might have worked with furniture, homeware, electricals, DIY, consumer technology, automotive products or another environment where getting product specifications right really matters.
You’ll also ideally bring:
- Experience using Shopify and preferably NetSuite or another ERP system.
- An understanding of Shopify metafields and how product data feeds into website functionality.
- Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage a large number of products and data points simultaneously.
- Confidence working with product specifications, systems and detailed data.
- Strong written English and the ability to turn technical product information into clear customer-facing content.
- Good commercial awareness, particularly around pricing, merchandising, cross-selling and upselling.
- Experience dealing with suppliers, purchase orders or drop-ship/direct dispatch arrangements would be advantageous.
- A genuine interest in learning a product range in depth rather than simply uploading information supplied by others.
This role would particularly suit someone who likes taking ownership of the detail behind an online retail operation and takes real satisfaction from knowing that every product is accurate, complete and presented properly.
The role is based near Newmarket and due to its nature is a fully on-site position. The office is commutable from Bury St. Edmunds and Haverhill, all parts of Suffolk as well as parts of Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Essex.
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