Advertised by Decathlon Sports Ireland Ltd

About this role

Part-Time E-commerce Assistant

Your Responsibilities

Fulfillment & Order Accuracy — Driven by a focus on quality and customer satisfaction, you’ll accurately pick, pack, and ship orders to ensure our customers receive the right gear on time, every time. As our e-commerce operations continue to grow, you’ll play a critical role in delivering a seamless online shopping experience from our warehouse floor straight to the customer's doorstep.

Inventory & Efficiency — Every E-Commerce Warehouse Assistant takes ownership of their workflow. You’ll maintain organized packing stations, update stock levels in real time, handle returns or mispicks promptly, and maintain high standard operational efficiency so that every order moves out the door without a hitch.

Team Player — You’ll be part of an energetic logistics and fulfillment team that thrives under pressure, works together to hit daily shipping targets, and celebrates shared wins. You are comfortable working collaboratively during high-volume periods while remaining self-motivated when managing tasks independently.

Who Are You?

  • Someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and enjoys hands-on, active work.
  • Detail-oriented with a strong commitment to accuracy and quality control.
  • A natural problem solver with effective communication skills.
  • Reliable, efficient, and ready to step up as part of the team during peak operational times (weekends and holiday rushes).
  • Excited to play a key role behind the scenes in delivering a top-tier customer experience.

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