Category Specialist
articleDenver (CO)
About the role
Category Specialist - Living Room Upholstery Since 2013, we have been redefining the furniture industry one sofa at a time. It's not easy, it requires solving challenging, meaningful problems. This is where you come in. As a Category Specialist - Living Room Upholstery, you'll support the growth of our Living Room Upholstery business by building product lines that grow our catalog, increase market share, and drive profitability. In the Category team, you'll be helping to drive what trends are rising in the furniture world and analyze which new products bring the most value to Article's customers, expanding our Living Room Upholstery assortment. This fits into our larger need to continuously deliver unrivaled quality, value, and stylish designs while scaling our core catalog offerings. Within the first few months, you'd take full ownership of SKU management, line plan maintenance, attribute accuracy, and weekly performance reporting. In a year, you'll be proud to say you've helped launch successful new upholstery lines, optimized market pricing competitiveness, and driven category growth alongside a diverse team of category professionals. You'll be part of a supportive, diverse team of Category and Merchandising professionals who will help you sharpen, learn, and grow in the Product Category world. As a Particle, you will have a high level of autonomy to explore solutions and solve challenging, meaningful problems. We are a hybrid team - you'll be in the office 3 days per week.
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