Anthropologie Temporary Assistant Digital Merchandiser
Anthropologie Temporary Assistant Digital Merchandiser
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Drive story telling on site through merchandising categories regularly and developing content with cross functional partners
- Build strong relationships with cross functional partners
- Daily site maintenance
- Product Activations (daily & campaign launches)
- Regularly monitor the Anthropologie and AnthroHome websites to maintain an optimal shopping experience, as well as shopping competitors to bring new ideas to the table
- Review analytic data weekly to derive insights and provide recommendtions/actions to take onsite
- Inventory Management for featured content styles
- Aid the rest of the team with ad-hoc projects as needed Role Qualifications
- 1-2 years experience in a related field
- Ability to interpret data and make strategic merchandising decisions
- Achievement oriented with demonstrated leadership potential
- Strong communication & organizational skills
- Good sense of urgency and ability to prioritize & multi-task
- Proficiency using Microsoft Excel & PowerPoint
- Proactive personality with exceptional interpersonal skills
- Capable of working cross-functionally with teams across the organization to help support the digital channel
- Ability to prioritize and maintain a high level of accuracy completing multiple tasks in a fast paced, dynamic environment
- Interest/knowledge of home interiors, trends, and general understanding of Anthropologie brand
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