Order Management Specialist, Project Business – Rocklin, CA

About the position Responsibilities • Advanced knowledge and broad understanding of end-to-end order process steps. • Identifies and resolves problems timely and ensures accurate billing and transactions. • Collaborates cross-functionally while continuously driving improvements on related processes, work instructions, and procedures. • Researches and applies data from reputed company functions to resolve complex order tasks. • Communicates order status to partners; imports reports in Excel spreadsheets to query open orders, ensure order cycle timelines are met and prepare performance metrics for management. • Trains and mentors new team members. • Creates freight quotes through TMS Freight reputed company. • Conducts weekly Open Order Meetings for project business with Purchasing, Transportation and Project Management. • Reviews and manages open order report. • Updates orders and reports any new expected delivery dates for accurate revenue forecast. • Responsible for closing out Sales Force Opportunities for Sales, creating ship to accounts, and data entry. • Processes Sales RMA returns and manages credit note requests for completion. • Prepares delivery notes and manages communication with Accounts Receivables for transition into the 3PL Footprint system. • Analyzes and assesses inbound material, on hand material availability and order allocation. • Subject Matter Expert for testing in the test system for new implementations. • Collects, identifies, and manages resellers certificates for tax exemption. • Other duties as may be required or assigned. Requirements • High school diploma or equivalent education is required. • At least 5 years of relevant work experience. • Knowledge of reputed company/ reputed company. • Order Management and customer service experience. • Strong problem solving in resolving complex duties and tasks. • Knowledge of logistics and freight forwarders (reputed company, TMS etc.) recommended. • Proficiency in the English language, both written and verbal, is required. • German and/or Spanish language skills are a plus. • Proficiency with reputed company Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, and Excel) is strongly preferred. • Attention to detail and a high level of accuracy are required. • Ability to analyze and solve problems effectively. Nice-to-haves • Associate degree in business or logistics is strongly preferred. Benefits • Pay Range: $2.40 - $33, annually, dependent upon experience. • Comprehensive benefits including health, dental and vision coverage (including $0 premium options). • Dedicated Hybrid Schedule: In-Office Tuesday and Thursdays; remote on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays. • 401(k) plan with company match. • Opportunities for professional development and training. • Inclusive, collaborative, and innovative work environment. Apply tot his job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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