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Merchandise Planner

Merchandise Planners develop sales, margin, and inventory strategies for product categories at retailers or brands, using data analysis and forecasting to balance customer demand with profitable operations. They work with merchandisers, allocators, and production teams to set pricing and stock levels, monitor performance against targets, and adjust plans across seasonal cycles using tools like Excel and inventory management systems. The role suits analytically minded people who combine financial acumen with cross-functional collaboration skills and can translate data into actionable business decisions.

Open Merchandise Planner roles (4)

Apply for Merchandise Planner at The Home Depot on their siteThe Home Depot

Merchandise Planner

The Home Depot

Atlanta, GA

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Apply for Merchandise Planner at Petco on their sitePetco

Merchandise Planner

Petco

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J.Crew

Merchandise Planner

J.Crew

Full-time · New York, NY · $80,800 – $100,400

This is a merchandise planning role where you'll build financial strategies for product categories, working with merchants and allocators to balance sales, margins, and inventory. It's ideal for someone with strong analytical and Excel skills who enjoys translating data into business decisions across seasonal cycles.

Listed on J.Crew’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Merchandise Planner

Rothy's

Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $82,000 – $99,000

This role owns the sales, margin and inventory planning for the Kids & Accessories category at a sustainable fashion brand, forecasting demand, analyzing performance against plan and coordinating with production and merchandising teams to balance what customers want with what the business can profitably deliver.

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