REBECCA UDALL
Product Development Assistant

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Rebecca Udall
Launched in 2019, Rebecca Udall is a luxury brand designing and curating fine linens and homeware across Bed, Bath, Table and Home Décor. Our collections champion European heritage alongside artisan and heritage craftsmanship – from hand-painted crockery and Murano glassware to hand-stitched bed linens.
Our homeware seeks to elevate the everyday through a layered, European aesthetic, using the finest natural materials and specialist craftsmanship. It’s an exciting time to join the brand as we continue to grow and build out our team for the next stage of growth.
About the Role
To support the full lifecycle of new product development, ensuring specifications, samples, packaging and supplier communication are handled with accuracy and efficiency. It is central to keeping projects organised, on track and commercially prepared for launch. The position works closely with internal teams and external suppliers, covering every stage of development from initial design through to final production, set-up and launch. This is a high visibility role in a fast-growing business, which offers strong opportunity to progress for the right candidate.
Key Responsibilities
Product Development
- Create and update detailed product briefs and technical specification packs.
- Maintain spec sheets throughout development, ensuring accuracy and version control.
- Support development timelines, critical paths, and milestone tracking.
- Coordinate sample requests, track sample status, and manage approvals.
- Ensure the efficient organisation and labelling of samples and swatches.
- Conduct initial sample reviews for quality, construction, colour and packaging fit.
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Supplier Liaison
- Communicate with suppliers to gather product information and clarify specifications.
- Share updated spec packs, artwork, packaging requirements, and testing needs.
- Chase outstanding details and maintain organised records of communication.
Packaging Development
- Support creation and refinement of packaging specifications and artwork briefs.
- Work with suppliers on packaging prototypes, compliance requirements and cost targets.
- Track packaging samples and approvals alongside product samples.
Product Set-Up & Data Accuracy
- Create and maintain accurate product records, SKUs, attributes, dimensions, materials and pricing.
- Ensure all product information is complete and aligned with merchandising, e-commerce, and operations needs.
- Prepare product information packs for internal teams and retail partners.
Cross-Functional Support
- Work closely with buying & merchandising, operations and marketing to ensure smooth product launches.
- Support the Head of Product with ad-hoc development tasks during peak periods.
- Maintain organised sample libraries, packaging archives and development documentation.


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Skills & Experience
- 1–3 years’ experience in product development, buying, merchandising or production (home, lifestyle, textiles or consumer goods). Recent graduates with a relevant degree will be considered.
- Strong organisational skills and meticulous attention to detail.
- Confident working with spec sheets, product data and supplier communication.
- Comfortable managing multiple projects and deadlines.
- Proficient in Excel and structured documentation.
Personal Attributes
- Methodical, proactive and calm under pressure.
- Strong communicator with a collaborative approach.
- Enjoys working across both creative and operational tasks.
- Curious, commercially aware and eager to learn.
What Success Looks Like
- Specification packs are accurate, complete, and updated on time.
- Samples are tracked, reviewed, and approved efficiently.
- Packaging development runs smoothly with clear communication and timely approvals.
- Suppliers receive clear, organised information and respond quickly.
- Product launches happen without data gaps or missing assets.
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