Simon Harrison Ltd
Product Coordinator

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Product Coordinator – Part-time 0.6 – 3 days per week (Office based)
£18,000 to 21,000 [Equivalent to £30,000 - £35,000 full-time prorate]
London Bridge, SE1
Simon Harrison Ltd has been a cornerstone of British fashion jewellery design and manufacturing for over 30 years. Renowned for crafting distinctive collections, we’ve partnered with many of the UK’s best-known fashion brands.
We have an exciting opportunity for a Product Coordinator to join our expert Design & Development team, working on premium fashion jewellery ranges.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Schedule and record client product management meetings
- Liaise with supply partners on technical and manufacturing issues
- Organise and report product quality and compliance testing
- Maintain and distribute product samples and documentation
- Track product development critical path, chase and report progress
- Raise and track purchase orders for samples and packaging
The Ideal Candidate Will Be:
- Able to manage a busy workload, prioritising tasks effectively
- Highly organised, with sharp attention to detail
- A logical thinker with solution-focused and proactive problem-solving abilities
- Confident, calm, and effective when dealing with clients and factories
- A positive, outgoing, and flexible team player
- A clear communicator with strong interpersonal skills


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Interview & Selection Criteria:
Applicants must show proficiency using Microsoft Excel; some experience of Sage will be beneficial. Short-listed candidates will be invited to complete a series of simple skills tests.
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