PepsiCo
Order Management Assistant

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Overview
We are looking for a highly organized and detail-oriented Order Management Coordinator to support our operations. This role is responsible for managing end-to-end order processing within the warehouse system, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and timely execution of all transactions.
The ideal candidate will play a key role in coordinating between warehouse operations, sales, and finance teams, while maintaining accurate system records related to orders, returns, and inventory movements.
Responsibilities
- Manages daily order processing in the warehouse management system (WMS), including order entry, validation, and release to picking teams
- Coordinates order execution by ensuring timely communication with warehouse pickers and supervisors
- Handles invoicing and credit invoicing, ensuring accuracy and compliance with company procedures
- Maintains and updates system records related to returns, damages, and adjustments
- Monitors order status and proactively resolves discrepancies or delays
- Collaborates closely with Sales and Finance teams to align on order requirements, invoicing issues, and account reconciliations
- Ensures all transactions are accurately documented and traceable within the system
- Supports continuous improvement initiatives to enhance workflow efficiency and data accuracy
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- Previous experience in warehouse administration, logistics, or order management (preferred)
- Strong knowledge of ERP/WMS systems (e.g., SAP, Aberon)
- Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills
- Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
- Strong communication skills with the ability to collaborate cross-functionally
- Problem-solving mindset with a proactive approach to issue resolution
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
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