Temp Digital Merchandiser – E‑commerce Curation & Data

Nuuly; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

PTO

Employee discounts

Job summary

Nuuly is seeking a Digital Merchandising Temp to support the day-to-day execution of the rental site experience. You will build and audit product data, create curations, and assist with site flips while learning how data, fashion, and customer behavior shape online merchandising.

This entry-level role offers exposure to CMS workflows, attribute quality checks, and cross-functional collaboration with Creative, Brand & Paid Marketing, CRM, and UX teams as priorities shift.

Qualifications

• Prior internship, co-op, or coursework in merchandising, e-commerce, marketing, fashion, or business.
• Retail or customer-facing experience is a plus.
• Comfort with data and a willingness to learn new tools.

Responsibilities

• Build and update curations, trend shops, and gateway pages in the CMS.
• Audit product attributes, filters, and category assignments for accuracy.
• Run QA checks on rental pages, navigation, and product pages; assist with site launches.
• Coordinate with Creative, Brand & Paid Marketing, CRM, Digital Product and UX.
• Organize team requests and documentation; support special projects and benchmarking.

Skills

Excel

Google Sheets

CMS

Attention to detail

Communication & collaboration

Education

Relevant coursework in merchandising/e-commerce

Tools

CMS

Catalog tools

Web analytics tools

Job description

Nuuly is seeking a Digital Merchandising Temp to support the day-to-day execution of the rental site experience. You will build and audit product data, create curations, and assist with site flips while learning how data, fashion, and customer behavior shape online merchandising.

This entry-level role offers exposure to CMS workflows, attribute quality checks, and cross-functional collaboration with Creative, Brand & Paid Marketing, CRM, and UX teams as priorities shift.