Merchandise Allocator/ Planner- Men's Division
boscovs department storeReading (PA)
Merchandise Allocator/ Planner- Men's Division
Posted 8 days ago
boscovs department storeReading (PA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description: Boscov's Merchandise Allocator/ Planner- Men's Division
Job Responsibilities:
As a member of the merchant team, the Merchandise Allocator will coordinate with the Merchants on the many functions of the buying office area. Additional responsibilities of the Allocator include: Develop and propose actionable strategies to maximize efficiency of stock to drive sales Partner with multiple merchants on the development of pre-season plans and quarterly forecasts Management of replenishment system through creation and maintenance of model stocks Working with the buyers to evaluate assortment performance for additions or deletions to the replenishment system merchandise
Job Requirements:
Successful candidates for the Allocator role should have the ability to work with our merchants to assist in business analysis to maximize sales. Additional requirements of the Allocator include: Bachelor's degree or equivalent related experience Prior retail allocation experience or equivalent retail experience Computer skills including proficiency in Microsoft Office, Hyperion, Arthur Planning, and JDAExcellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills Excellent time management skills Ability to work cohesively in a team environment; Consistently looking for ways to improve processes and share those ideas with team
Benefits:
At Boscov's, we value our employees, and that's why we provide a competitive compensation and benefits package. As a Full-Time member of our merchant team, you will be eligible to receive: Comprehensive benefits package, including medical/dental/vision Short term disability/ Long term disability- voluntary Life Insurance (company paid)401(k) w/ company match Weekly Pay Paid vacation Liberal employee discount Work where people love to shop!
Equal Opportunity Employer: #INDCORP
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