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Product Data Analyst

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Our client is an award-winning, market leader in the food/FMCG sector with instantly recognisable brands. They are looking for an experienced Product Data Analyst to join their growing team in this new role for the business. You will have the opportunity to make a positive impact rapidly and develop systems and processes.
Hybrid working and a generous benefits package are on offer.
Key Responsibilities
- Management of the master product data system, including creating, updating, and organizing product profiles, SKUs, BOMS, pricing, and dimensions.
- Uploading and linking product information, technical data sheets, and images.
- Validating incoming product information, ensuring that all information is correct.
- Running data cleansing initiatives such as regular audits and fixing discrepancies.
- Ensuring that all product data adheres to sector regulations and is fully compliant.
- Partnering with product owners, suppliers, and internal departments to gather missing/incorrect product information.
- Providing supporting data for new product launches.
- Generating data insights and reports to assist other departments with queries.
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- You should have previous data processing/analysis experience.
- Excellent attention to detail.
- Ability to work with a high volume of products.
- Strong IT/Excel skills.
- Effective communication and organization skills.
- A proactive way of working.
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