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AUGO is seeking a Product Development & Sourcing Specialist to own the journey from a product idea to a fully spec’d, manufacturer-ready product for launch on Amazon.
You will drive specs, sourcing, quotes, samples, and the product-side listing setup, coordinating with factories and the in-house sourcing agent to hit our quarterly product launch goals.
Take life to go.
That’s what AUGO is about. For the mom whose back door is always open with kids and dogs running through. For the off-roader strapping his ATV onto the truck. For families, adventurers, and everyone in between — AUGO is built to come with you.
We’re a family-owned US e-commerce brand selling durable, practical products across home and outdoor categories — including our magnetic screen doors and retractable ratchet straps. We’ve built a strong Amazon business with thousands of 5-star reviews, selling across Amazon US and Europe, Walmart, and TikTok Shop.
We grow by launching new products. To do that at the pace we want, we need someone who can build them.
We’re looking for a Product Development & Sourcing Specialist to own everything between a product idea and a product that’s ready to launch.
The ideas are not the problem — we have more of them than we can execute. The problem is the middle: turning a direction into a complete, manufacturer-ready specification, finding the right factories, getting real quotes back, driving samples to a decision, and getting the product ready to go live on Amazon.
Our target is ten new products live every quarter. You are the person who makes that possible.
You’ll take a product idea and rough direction from our Head of R&D and carry it through specs, sourcing, quotes, negotiation, samples, and the product-side setup of the listing. You’ll direct our existing sourcing agent and deal with factories yourself.
This is not an assistant role. You are not waiting for instructions — you are the person who makes sure nothing sits.
Full-time. Reports directly to our Head of R&D.
Develop detailed, brand-aligned product specifications — materials, colours, comfort, construction, and the features that differentiate the product — while meeting target costs, competitive pricing, and product-appropriate shipping dimensions. The Amazon size tier gets confirmed before the design is frozen, because half an inch changes the fee.
A complete spec pack within 1–2 days of approval, written so a factory can quote from it unchanged.
Go wide, then narrow. Work Alibaba, 1688 and other channels to find and approach a large pool of factories, verify capability and capacity, and bring it down to a shortlist worth quoting.
5–8 strong, verified suppliers for each approved product within 3–5 business days.
Take the shortlist to real numbers. Negotiate, calculate landed cost per unit, and tell us whether the margin works. Not a quote-forwarder — the person who knows whether the number is good and pushes until it is.
Best realistic price, MOQ, lead time, payment terms and packaging all confirmed before sample approval. Quotes collected within 2–3 days.
Suppliers go quiet. The job is to not let that stop anything.
No supplier question sits unanswered. Follow-ups happen daily until resolved.
Order samples from the shortlist, track them, compare them against the spec, and run the revision rounds through to a final answer.
Samples ordered within 1–2 days of a decision to sample. Every change documented, every sample driven to a written approval or rejection.
Create and manage UPC, SKU, FNSKU and QR codes. Own packaging, inserts, warnings and labelling to AUGO’s established standards. Confirm packaging and FBA dimensions directly with the factory. Direct product images, A+ content and video — the person who knows the product’s specs and materials briefs the creative.
Every product has a clear supplier comparison showing company quality, quote, specs, risks, open questions and a recommendation. An end-of-day report every working day, a weekly scorecard and KPIs, and daily contact with the Head of R&D.
Nobody should ever have to ask you where a product stands.