Product Administrator (6month FTC)

Product Support Administrator (6-month -FTC)
Location: Amersham
Contract: 6-month fixed term potential extension
Salary: per annum
About the Role:
Join an innovative toy company as a Product Administrator managing product information to ensure smooth operations and successful product launches. This role focuses on accurate data entry, organisation and communication across teams—not data analysis or coding. You’ll support the product lifecycle from setup to market working closely with Development, Sales, Marketing and Sourcing teams.
Key Responsibilities:
Maintain product databases (TLP Apprise ERP) with accurate SKUs, specifications and costs
Check and validate product information before it is used by teams
Collaborate with Product Development, QA, Sales, Marketing and Operations to ensure data consistency
Manage product codes, barcodes and relevant documentation
Conduct regular data audits and correct discrepancies
Improve processes for efficient product information management
Prepare reports for stakeholders on product listings and data quality
Skills & Experience Needed:
Strong attention to detail and organisational skills
Confident in Microsoft Excel (pivot tables, VLOOKUP helpful)
Comfortable handling and organising large datasets
Good communication skills to work across multiple teams
GCSE (or equivalent) in Maths and English
Nice-to-Have:
Previous product data management or administration experience
Experience creating efficient processes for managing product information
Ability to present product data clearly to colleagues
Working Environment:
Office-based in Amersham with structured hours and early finish on Fridays (after probation). Daily attendance is required for cross-team collaboration and system management.
Why This Role:
This is a product-focused role not a data analyst or data scientist position. Its ideal for candidates who enjoy organising information, working with teams and ensuring data accuracy. You’ll gain exposure to all parts of the business and develop transferable skills for operations, business support or product administration careers.
Presented by: The Opportunity Hub UK connecting analytical professionals with data-driven careers.
Employment Type : Full Time
Experience: years
Vacancy: 1
Monthly Salary Salary: £ 26000 - 30000
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