PIPELINE_Footwear Merchant II
hire talentBeaverton (OR)
About the role
Footwear Merchant II Location:
Beaverton, OR Duration: 7 Month Contract PHK - Not open to relocation, must be able to start ASAP Notes: Parental leave for a High Heat Merchandiser on the Streetwear Footwear Merchandising Icons, Global team. They'll analyse strategic data to predict a combination of in season hind sighting and future season planning. Including deciding assortment mixes, amounts, SKU investments, and unit investment for business. High Heat: launch of popular products, sneakers/streetwear term, experience with street wear launches Must haves: 3+ YOE in Merchandising Footwear experience is preferred, apparel and accessories are okay Analysing Qualitative and quantitative POS data, trend analysis, forecasts Cross functional experience with product, design, and planning Nice to haves: Experience with merchandising and planning for High Heat Launching products or collaboration products Proven track record with large franchise ownership and management At Brand, everything we do starts with the consumer. We're looking for a curious, product-loving merchant who's energized by the pace of retail and inspired by the future of kids' footwear. This role is for someone who enjoys connecting insights to product, bringing ideas to life, and contributing to a team that values collaboration, growth, and progress. At Brand, every voice matters. We believe the best work happens when diverse perspectives come together with a shared passion for sport, culture, and consumer. As part of the Global Icons Footwear team, you'll partner closely with Merchandising, Product Creation, Planning, Marketing, and Geo teams to bring consumer-right assortments to life across the globe. This role reports to the Global Director of Icons Footwear Merchandising and works cross-functionally to connect product, consumer insights, and marketplace needs. You'll collaborate with teammates who value clear communication, curiosity
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