Part Time Merchandiser- Flexible Schedule

Harper Group; Erie (Erie County); Hybrid; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

Harper Group is seeking a motivated Merchandiser to maintain greeting card displays in Erie, PA. This part-time, flexible position involves travel and requires merchandising experience, reliability, and proficiency with mobile technology. Join a team committed to exceptional service and take the next step in your merchandising career.

Qualifications

• Previous merchandising experience in the gift industry.
• Access to reliable transportation for traveling between locations.

Responsibilities

• Maintain greeting card displays and rotate products.
• Travel to scheduled stores every other week.
• Use mobile tech to document job functions during visits.

Skills

Merchandising experience

Reliability

Ability to work independently

Time management

Experience using smart phone applications

Job description

Erie, PA

Are you ready to take your merchandising, customer service, and organizational skills to the next level? Join the team at Harper Group, where integrity, professionalism, and sales achievement are at the forefront of everything we do. As a dedicated partner to our customers and manufacturers, we strive to provide exceptional service and sales solutions through a tireless commitment to understanding their needs.

We are currently seeking a reliable and motivated Merchandiser to maintain greeting card rack displays for a larger grocer in Erie, PA. This is a part-time position with flexible scheduling, estimated to be between 3-4 hours every 2 weeks.

The Merchandiser will provide supporttoour Field Service department and our clients, by servicing greeting cards in store(s) within their specified region. This is a part-time, flexible “on the road” position that will report to theField Service Manager. The Merchandiser uses the software One by Movista to document their work. Location services are required to be turned on while utilizing this software.

As our Merchandiser, you will have the opportunity to:

• Traveling to each scheduled store location every other week, or weekly depending on client need. (Travel time between stores is compensated.)
• Rotate products from the backroom stock and out to the department.
• Setting up and taking down seasonal cards using plan-o-grams.
• Use your own mobile technology to perform required job functions during each store visit; photo of completed display, complete a quick and simple survey following the store visit.
• Occasionally required to work within a few days of major holidays.

To qualify for this exciting opportunity, you should possess:

• Merchandising experience in the gift industry
• Reliability and a willingness to travel between account locations
• Ability to work independently
• Access to transportation
• Use of small manual and powered hand tools
• The ability to maintain a quick work pace with optimum time management to improve productivity
• Experience using smart phone applications and Excel is required
• Experience using One by Movista is preferred

At Harper Group, we value diversity and are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. If you're passionate about merchandising and looking to join a dynamic team, we want to hear from you! Apply today and take the first step towards an exciting new career.

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