Product & Sourcing Specialist

Do you have a commercial nose for interesting products and are you strong in analysis and market research? For a growing organization, we are looking for a Product & Sourcing Specialist who will join the search for new products, suppliers, and commercial opportunities.

In this versatile role, you will combine sourcing, product analysis, supplier comparison, and collection development. You will research the market, compare possibilities, and provide insights that help to compile a strong and attractive product range.

Package of tasks:

• You actively scout for new products, manufacturers, and suppliers on the international market.
• You research collections, product ranges, materials, and commercial opportunities.
• You monitor market developments and trends and translate these into interesting product opportunities.
• You collect and compare quotes, prices, specifications, and other supplier information.
• You create clear analyses and comparisons to support purchasing decisions.
• You assist in compiling and optimizing new collections.
• You assess which products can add value to the existing range.
• You maintain contact with suppliers and request additional information, quotes, and samples.
• You maintain structured product and supplier data and ensure that information remains up to date.
• You support the purchasing team with various sourcing and product-related projects.
• You work accurately, structured, and analytically.
• You have a good knowledge of Excel and feel comfortable with data, comparisons, and reporting.
• You have a commercial and curious mindset and enjoy conducting research yourself.
• You have an interest in products, materials, interior, and consumer trends.
• You can collect information from various sources, compare it, and convert it into clear insights.
• You take initiative and actively think along about alternatives and new possibilities.
• You communicate smoothly and professionally with suppliers.
• You have a good knowledge of English.
• Experience within purchasing, sourcing, product development, or product management is a plus, but not an absolute requirement.