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lolablankets

Sample Coordinator

Utah

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Product Management

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Entry-level history0
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Lottery odds40
Fits your clock70

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About the role

  • As Sample Coordinator, you're the first person to touch what Lola makes next.
  • When the Director of Sourcing & Product Development needs the third lab dip of a colorway from two rounds ago, you know exactly where it is.
  • This is an entry point into product development at a fast-growing brand.

Responsibilities

  • Receive, unpack, and log incoming samples from vendors and manufacturing partners
  • Build and maintain the sample library: tagging, labeling, photographing, and shelving every sample so it's easy to find
  • Ship samples to partners, photographers, and team members as needed
  • Support the product team with ad hoc projects as we grow
  • Detail-oriented and reliable. Small errors in tracking create big problems downstream, and you catch them first

Requirements

  • You know the product, you love the product, and you want to help make it

Nice to have

  • Plus, you'll be surrounded by the world's softest blankets.

Compensation

  • Competitive base salary and annual bonus based on company and individual performance

Benefits

  • Competitive base salary and annual bonus based on company and individual performance
  • 12 days paid vacation
  • Full health benefits (health, dental, vision, mental)
  • 16 weeks paid birth parent leave
  • 8 weeks non-birth parent leave

This listing is sourced directly from lolablankets's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.