Associate Asset Protection Manager

Brobston Group; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Brobston Group is seeking an Associate Asset Protection Manager to lead inventory shortage performance and execute asset protection strategies at the assigned store. The role protects company assets, supports a safe selling environment, and partners with store leadership and investigators to strengthen awareness, accountability, and results.

You will identify theft exposures, oversee audits, and manage training and incident investigations while directing a professional Asset Protection team.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of retail Asset Protection experience.
• College degree preferred.
• Strong communication, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills.
• Experience leading teams and proficiency with retail security systems and reporting platforms.

Responsibilities

• Identify theft and shortage exposures and implement mitigation strategies.
• Plan and oversee audits, review findings, drive corrective actions, and lead annual inventory and reconciliation.
• Maintain physical security standards and camera systems, and ensure investigations follow laws and guidelines.
• Partner with investigators to prepare cases and lead store-wide training and shortage awareness initiatives.
• Direct, coach, and develop Asset Protection Investigators, including training and performance reviews.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Analytics

Training & Coaching

Education

College degree preferred

Tools

Security systems

Reporting platforms

Productivity software

Job description

Summary

The Associate Asset Protection Manager leads inventory shortage performance and execution of asset protection strategy for the assigned store. The role protects company assets, supports a safe selling environment, and partners with store leadership and investigators to strengthen awareness, accountability, and results.

Responsibilities

• Identify theft and shortage exposures and implement mitigation strategies and improvement plans.
• Plan and oversee audits, review findings, drive corrective actions, and lead annual physical inventory and reconciliation.
• Maintain physical security standards and camera systems, and ensure investigations follow applicable laws and apprehension guidelines.
• Partner with investigators to prepare cases and lead store-wide training, safety sessions, and shortage awareness initiatives.
• Direct, coach, and develop Asset Protection Investigators, including training, feedback, and performance reviews.

Requirements

• At least 5 years of retail Asset Protection experience, preferably in a high-volume luxury or complex environment.
• College degree preferred.
• Strong communication, analytical, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills, with confidence presenting to store leadership and large groups.
• Experience leading teams and proficiency with retail security systems, reporting platforms, and productivity software.