ReCart is only as good as its catalogue. You would own the accuracy of nine thousand components — their datasheets, certifications, prices, lead times and warranty terms — across a hundred and eighty suppliers.
What you would be doing
- Own catalogue data quality: specifications, certifications, ALMM and BIS status, warranty terms.
- Build and maintain the supplier rate-card ingestion process, and keep validity windows honest.
- Work with suppliers directly on data quality and on getting live pricing where it does not exist yet.
- Define what "verified" means for a catalogue entry, and hold the line on it.
- Turn recurring data problems into product requirements instead of recurring manual work.
What we are looking for
- Three or more years in procurement, category management or supply-chain operations.
- Real fluency with solar components — you should be able to spot a wrong datasheet.
- Spreadsheet and data-hygiene skills strong enough to catch a bad import before customers do.
- The temperament to chase a supplier politely eleven times.
Useful, not required
Every quote our customers send is priced from your work. A stale number here becomes their lost margin.
How we hire
Thirty minutes with the hiring manager. Mutual, not a screen.
Ninety minutes on a real problem from our backlog. Paid.
Two conversations with people you would work beside daily.
Within three working days of the last conversation, either way.

