Sr. Retail Store Manager - Ross Park Mall
steel cityPittsburgh (PA)
Sr. Retail Store Manager - Ross Park Mall
Posted 5 days ago
steel cityPittsburgh (PA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job TypeFull-time Description Steel City Brand is a premium apparel brand rooted in craftsmanship and industrial heritage. We are seeking an experienced Sr. Retail Store Manager to lead Steel City's four-store retail channel, directly manage and develop store leadership, own channel-level sales and KPI performance, labor planning, visual standards, and retail strategy, with Ross Park as the home store. This is a hands-on leadership role focused on accountability, team stability, and consistent results. Performance: Own sales performance for multi-site retail channel, with primary responsibility for Steel City's Ross Park location Set and manage monthly and quarterly sales targets across locations Monitor KPIs including conversion, AOV and growth Implement weekly huddles with store associates and lead communication with other store managers Operations: Set and maintain high standards for visual merchandising and store presentation across multiple stores Ensure consistent execution of brand standards across multiple stores Clearly communicate with team when new product is arriving and related selling points Leadership: Coach and develop store managers and associates Address performance issues directly and promptly Foster a culture of accountability and ownership Maintain strong communication Requirements What We're Looking For:4+ years retail apparel leadership experience Demonstrated experience improving retail store and channel performance across locations Strong hiring track record Highly organized and KPI-driven Confident communicator who leads with clarity and accountability Compensation: Competitive salary with health and 401(k) benefits available Sales incentives and signing bonus Monthly clothing allowance Team discount Open availability is required with priority being Mon-Fri daytime hours
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