Graduate Product Coordinator

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Job Title: Graduate Product Coordinator

Location: Redhill

Salary: £28k plus bonus

Sector: IT

*Tech degree required*

A leading independent provider of satellite communications and IT management solution, our client provides best-in-class satellite solutions to marine, offshore and land-based users.

With over 50 years of experience in the government and maritime mobility markets, the business employs over 200+ with over 40% of its company consisting of highly specialised engineers, many of who are ex-armed forces. This must be why they are trusted by major NATO government members including the UK Armed Forces, Germany's Bundeswehr and The Danish Defence Force!

The company is now searching for dynamic, results-driven graduates to join their team and ensure they remain a fast growing and innovative organisation.

Package/ Benefits:

  • £28k basic salary
  • An annual bonus subject to personal & business performance
  • Excellent progression, learning and development potential - you will continually be offered fantastic training, an excellent opportunity to earn whilst you learn!
  • Full tech stack provided
  • Regular socials in a welcoming, inclusive environment
  • Lucrative bonus and incentive schemes - you will be recognised and rewarded for your success
  • Fantastic offices in a prime location, with opportunity to travel!

Role:

  • Ability to produce or translate technical content into customer/ benefits led output
  • In liaison with the Technical Product Manager and Marketing Department ensure suitable and up to date marketing and sales collateral; user guides, FAQ's and sales benefits and fact sheets.
  • To assist the Technical Product Manager in the product launch of new products and services incorporating marketing literature, sales presentations, FAQ's, User Guides, Internal process documents, terms and conditions and sales benefits and fact sheets.
  • Assist in driving new products or services across the company (including engineering, marketing, logistics and support) through market requirements and positioning.
  • Working with the Technical Product Manager and Systems Engineering teams to perform product evaluations and provide technical product expertise in launching new products and services internally and throughout the company.
  • Support sales with customer meetings, demos and events.
  • Administration of internal and external customer portals.
  • Requirements capture for internal and external software development projects.
  • Project Management of in house projects

Requirements:

  • Technology degree
  • Good knowledge of IP networking
  • Excellent written and verbal skills
  • A professional and flexible approach
  • Requirements capture and application
  • Project Management concepts.
  • Flexible, customer focused and self-motivated and team player

Pareto is committed to promoting equality, diversity and inclusion. We encourage and welcome applications from all, irrespective of background or circumstance. Our consultants are happy to discuss any adjustments you require in support of your application.

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