Retail Merchandising Associate – Washington, DC Washington, DC Retail Operations $15 – $18 / biweekly
Retail Merchandising Associate – Washington, DC Washington, DC Retail Operations $15 – $18 / biweekly
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About the role
- Execute retail resets, remodels, store sets, and merchandising projects
- Read and implement planograms
- Build fixtures, install displays, and stock merchandise
- Set products to client specifications while maintaining high merchandising standards
- Capture project photos and complete reporting using our mobile app
- Work independently while meeting project deadlines
- Represent Strategic Retail Solutions professionally in retail locations
- Retail merchandising, reset, remodel, or installation experience preferred
- Experience reading and executing planograms
- Comfortable lifting up to 50 pounds and moving or assembling fixtures
- Reliable transportation
- Smartphone with internet access
- Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently
- Dependable, professional, and able to meet deadlines
- Experience With These Companies Is a Plus
- Candidates with experience working for companies such as the following are encouraged to apply:
- Premium Retail Services
- AcostaCrossmarkSPARSAS Retail Services
- Winston RetailApollo Retail Specialists
- DrivelineBDS Connected SolutionsRMSIActionLinkMarketSourceSurvey Merchandiser
- Retail Odyssey
- Advantage Solutions...or other retail merchandising and reset companies
- Why Join Strategic Retail Solutions?
- Flexible scheduling based on project availability
- Ongoing retail merchandising and reset opportunities
- Competitive project-based pay
- Weekly pay
- Opportunities to work with nationally recognized retailers and consumer brands
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