Junior Catalogue Manager

Zeder Corporation
Archerfield QLD 4108Full time

Listed 9 Sep 2026

Closes 10 Oct 2026

About the Opportunity 

We’re looking for a curious, detail-focused, and motivated Junior Catalogue Manager to join our Product Management team in Archerfield. 

This is a foundational role for someone looking to build a career in automotive Catalogue Management. You’ll receive training and support to develop your technical and commercial knowledge, with a clear opportunity for strong performers to progress toward future Catalogue Manager positions. 

In this role, you’ll: 

  • Catalogue automotive product fitment and information across ZEDER’s global markets. 

  • Maintain accurate product and fitment information within our Product Information Management systems. 

  • Work closely with our Catalogue, Product Management and international teams to ensure product information is accurate, consistent, and relevant across our markets. 

  • Support our Product Management and R&D teams with fitment insights, reporting, and analysis. 

  • Identify products and vehicle applications with strong market potential and share opportunities with our Sales and Marketing teams. 

  • Build your knowledge of ZEDER’s products, brands, systems, and global automotive markets as you develop toward the next step in your career. 

About You  

You could be a perfect fit if you: 

  • Have a degree or diploma in business, commerce, marketing, or a related field – or equivalent experience. 

  • Have strong attention to detail and enjoy working with data and information. 

  • Are confident using Microsoft Excel and comfortable learning new systems. 

  • Have clear written communication skills and a curious, analytical mindset. 

  • Take initiative, enjoy problem solving, and are eager to learn. 

  • Have a genuine interest in the automotive industry and want to build a long-term career in Catalogue or Product Management. 

  • Have previous exposure to the automotive aftermarket, automotive parts, product data, TecDoc, or PIM systems – highly regarded, but not essential.