Supplied Image Sourcing Agent

We Are Bash

Bash is South Africa's largest omnichannel shopping platform . We connect over 500 brands across the physical and digital world, for millions of South Africans, every day. We're building something with real scale and real consequence. We're founder led, a team of true owners and humble learners. We work hard, hold a high bar, and show up for each other. The problems aren't easy and the pace is real but when you break through, the impact is felt across the business and by the customers who rely on us. If that sounds like the kind of place where you'd do the best work of your career , we'd like to meet you. As an Supplied Image Sourcing Agent at Bash you will make sure products have imagery before going online. It identifies missing images, logs them, chases suppliers, and verifies samples to prevent duplicate work. This is the early warning system for the sourcing pipeline. If an image is missing, this role finds it first. If a supplier needs chasing, this role starts the conversation. If a sample arrives that’s already been sourced, this role catches it.

What You'll

DO:

• Monitor pipeline tools for missing SKU imagery across assigned categories.
• Log, prioritise, and trigger sourcing of image gaps.
• Email suppliers on outstanding imagery and manage follow-up.
• Track supplier response times and flag non-compliance.
• Verify samples to prevent duplicate shoots.
• Coordinate with studio teams on sample status.
• Maintain accurate records in pipeline tools and trackers.
• Assist with imagery availability reporting.
• Support pipeline coverage across categories when needed.
• Participate in process improvement within the pod.

What You

HAVE:

• Strong attention to detail.
• Reliable and timely communicator.
• Organised — tracking and records are always current.
• Proactive — flags issues before they escalate.
• Collaborative within the pod and with suppliers.
• Great communication skills

Who You

ARE:

• Excellent communicator — able to engage constructively with colleagues across departments
• Solutions-focused with strong problem-solving ability
• Attention to detail driven — takes pride in the quality and consistency of their work
• Responds well under pressure and is comfortable working to deadlines in a fast-paced environment
• Proactive and takes initiative — asks the right questions from the right people
• Accepts feedback openly and takes action based on it
• Ability to work independently while being a strong team player
• Great organisational skills — manages time and tasks effectively across a busy studio day We ask a few optional demographic questions to monitor fairness in hiring and comply with South Africa’s Employment Equity requirements. Your responses are confidential
• stored separately from your application and never shown to hiring panels. We review the data only in aggregate to strengthen our sourcing so pipelines are diverse and all candidates receive equitable support. You can skip any question.

Joining the Bash Team

We believe in autonomy and self-driven individuals who thrive within some uncertainty so that they can fill those gaps with their uniqueness. The qualities that allow you to thrive are curiosity, proactivity and a bias to action. If you are these things, joining the Bash team will catapult your career and ensure you do the best work, pushing past your preconceived boundaries. We don't believe in padding this section with things that sound good on paper. Here's what working at Bash actually looks like:

Bash Perks

The people around you. We hire to a high standard, and you'll feel it. The talent at Bash will push your thinking, raise your game, and genuinely surprise you. Real growth. A place that expands what you're capable of. You'll own more, stretch further, and build in ways a traditional corporate can't offer. Top-of-market pay. The best people, in the right roles, earning at the top tier. Time that's yours. We are flexible and don't measure time. We look at output. Shopping perks. An exclusive discount across 500+ brands in-store and on bash.com .