Merchandise Manager

• Degrees related to administrative processes (Business Administration and similar).

• 1 year of previous experience in the functions described in the job offer.

• Previous experience in Retail.

• Advanced level of Excel

We offer a range of social benefits that will contribute to your well-being.

- Exclusive discounts and financing options.

- Life insurance.

- Corporate University.

- Ongoing training for professional development.

- Study aid for employees' children.

- Own medical service.

- Flexible compensation plan.

Are you looking to develop your talent and a place where your effort is recognized? We offer you a dynamic, close-knit environment with a future. Here, every day is a new opportunity to learn, grow, and shine. Imagine being part of a diverse team, where evolution and customer service are our priority. At El Corte Inglés, our work is a shared passion.

The project waiting for you.

Among your main functions is the allocation of stock and aligning it with potential sales per store. To do this, you will need to rely on approved budgets, in order to maximize sales and net margin. Additionally, you will support the Merchandiser in activities before and during the campaign.

Main duties and requirements.

• Purchase Plan and Order Management: Create and maintain the Purchase Plan. Track and manage orders from suppliers to the warehouse and stores. This way, we ensure an efficient supply chain.

• Store Interaction and Report Management: You will be the liaison with stores to answer inquiries and transfer stock when necessary.

• Execute weekly, monthly, and campaign reports accurately and on time.

• Data Preparation and Analysis: Collaborate with the Senior Merchandiser in preparing per-store sales and space data for clustering.

• Perform analyses to support the development of assortment plans and the presentation and approval of purchases.

• Analyze sales by size and prepare proposals for size curves and sets.

• Replenishment and Stock Management: Manage the replenishment system to optimize the use of available stock at store level.

• Manage the PRA (automatic replenishment system) to anticipate sales peaks and the end of the product life cycle. Additionally, place replenishment orders.