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Rebag is seeking an Inventory Control Coordinator to be available on-call as workload increases for the Operations department. The role involves fulfillment, order picking, packing, inventory categorization and quality control to ensure accurate product allocation.
Responsibilities include assisting with order picking and shipping, categorizing inventory, and meeting deadlines under pressure. Prior fulfillment/shipment experience is preferred but not required, and the role may require lifting up
Rebag, the ultimate destination for buying and selling the most coveted designer handbags and accessories, is an e-commerce company reimagining the role of luxury in the secondary market. Rebag has opened a world of endless access to luxury, with a unique business model that puts the seller first, offers upfront payment, and makes the resale experience smooth and clutter-free.
Since its inception, Rebag has catered to a rapidly growing segment of consumers who are exploring ownership of luxury goods in a sustainable and affordable way. The company operates online and in stores, with locations in Los Angeles, New York and Miami. Founded in 2014 by a team out of Harvard Business School, Rebag is backed by prestigious venture capital investors including General Catalyst, Novator, Crosslink and FJLabs, and has raised $68m in funding to date.In 2020, Rebag was named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies. Rebag has been featured in the New York Times, Business of Fashion, VOGUE, TechCrunch and more.
Rebag is seeking a Inventory Control Coordinator to be available on-call as workload continues to increase for the Operations department.
Responsibilities:
Overall responsibilities include but are not limited to perform and assist the operations department with fulfillments, order picking, packing, distribution of products, perform quality control tasks, and ensuring proper categorization of inventory
What We Expect You to Bring To The Table
Hourly: 19-20
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