Market Research and Strategy Specialist

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diasun fine jewelryMcKinney (TX)

Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists Jewelry and Silverware Manufacturing

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About the role

Diasun Fine Jewelry LLC is seeking an experienced Market Research and Strategy Specialist in Plano, TX, with strong knowledge of the fine jewelry industry and U.S. jewelry market.

Requirements: 5–7 years of experience in the fine jewelry industry is a must Strong market research, analytical, forecasting, and strategic planning skills Knowledge of jewelry products, diamonds, metals, pricing, and market trends Excellent communication and reporting skills Willingness to travel as needed Valid driver's license with a good driving record Reliable and detail-oriented

Key Responsibilities: Research U.S. jewelry market trends, customer preferences, competitors, and product demand. Conduct surveys, interviews, and other research to gather market information. Analyze market and sales data and prepare demand forecasts. Support product selection, jewelry collection development, pricing, and market positioning. Monitor competitor pricing, products, and sales strategies. Prepare market research reports, forecasts, and presentations for management. Work with the President, marketing, and sales teams to implement business strategies. Maintain relationships with retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, distributors, and other industry professionals to gather market insights.

Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PMrecblid mlmwkz 4r 5s 85fv 5qme 3hvlvs 5khc 4u

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