Order Entry Specialist
d h distributingNew Kingstown (PA)
About the role
Sales Order Entry Specialist Join a 102 Year old and growing electronics and technology company based in Harrisburg, PA that offers an employee stock ownership plan, competitive pay, an excellent benefits package and paid time off to volunteer in the community. We are empowered by our employee co-owners who provide the industry's best service and we promote a collaborative culture. We feel strongly about giving back to the community and promoting sustainable, eco-friendly business practices. We offer an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, Paid Time Off, Medical, Prescription, Dental and Vision benefits as well as Gym Reimbursement and Tuition Assistance. As a D&H Co-Owner you receive numerous discounts on services. We are looking for an Sales Order Entry Specialist to support our Modern Infrastructure Department
Responsibilities:
Receive Purchase Orders from customers receive by email, fax, and mail. Enter Sales Orders into an Order Management System by typing. in the data on the Purchase Order quickly and without mistakes. Update existing Sales Orders. Follow account-specific rules while entering Sales Orders. Interact with Sales Reps and Sales Managers. Perform additional work-related duties as assigned.
Requirements:
Associates Degree or higher education preferred. Basic knowledge of computer hardware. Proficient in Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook) of programs required. Familiarity with administrative duties. Experience using office equipment, like fax machine and scanner. Knowledge of touch typing system is strongly preferred; Typing speed and accuracy. Professional communication skills. Attention to detail. Why Should You Apply? Opportunities for growth and development. Great benefits. Competitive industry pay. Excellent Work/Life Balance. EOE
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