EDI & Outbound Routing Coordinator
star ride kidsNew York (NY)
About the role
Our team in Midtown Manhattan is looking for an EDI & Outbound Routing Coordinator to manage our retail operations and logistics. If you have a deep understanding of EDI transaction sets, a strong grasp of retailer routing guides, and thrive in the fast-paced fashion industry, we want to hear from you!đź“Ś Role: EDI & Outbound Routing Coordinator (Fashion & Apparel)
đź“Ť Location: Midtown Manhattan, NYC (100% In-Office)
đź’Ľ Experience Required: Minimum 5 years in a fashion company doing EDI/routing
What you’ll do:
• Process incoming EDI 850/860 orders and transmit outbound 856 ASNs and 810 Invoices.• Set up styles in UPC catalogs/Data Pools and onboard new trading partners.• Review customer routing guides, prepare Bills of Lading (BOLs), and coordinate with the warehouse to ensure on-time shipping.
What we offer:
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance available.• 401(k), disability insurance, and Transit Check commuter perks.• A prime location within walking distance to Grand Central, Penn Station, and Port Authority. Know a detail-oriented EDI professional who would be a perfect fit? Please tag them below or share this post!
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