Travel Retail Merchandiser- San Bernardino, California

C.A. Fortune; San Bernardino (CA); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

C.A. Fortune is seeking a Travel Retail Merchandiser in California. This role involves updating store formats, traveling to various locations, and working with a team to achieve goals. Candidates should have a high school diploma and experience in grocery retail is a plus.

Benefits

401k with company match

8 days company PTO

Paid drive time

Lodging

Qualifications

• Experience in grocery store trade is a plus.
• Ability to bend and lift 50 pounds.

Responsibilities

• Travel to various retail locations in California.
• Reset section based on provided schematic.
• Utilize technology to complete work efficiently.

Skills

Professionalism

Communication

Education

High School Diploma

Job description

What We Do

At C.A. Fortune, we aspire to maintain our position as the nation’s leading consumer brands agency. We realize how fortunate we are (pun intended) to offer comprehensive solutions to our clients. From sales management to marketing, all the way down to insights and e-commerce, our boutique service model offers a breadth of services to our clients.

Who We Are

People. Passion. Purpose. Our people are the core of our business. Our unique boutique service model allows our people to follow their passions with a purpose, all while delivering excellent services to our clients. We are committed to living out our values. We are fearless and curious innovators who lead with solutions, empower others, and do the right thing, always. We are a family-first organization and recognize the importance of a healthy and flexible work-life balance, a positive support system, and the power of diversity and inclusion.

Overview of the Role

• The Travel Retail Merchandiserwith grocery retail/ supermarket experience, will workona team toupdate,and refreshstoretonewformat based onfloorplan.Communicate with managers and staff, while reportingworkdigitally and completing surveys.
• This position offers variable hours that may fluctuate based on seasonal demand and business needs. While some weeks may offer full-time hours, others—especially around holidays or slower periods—may have little to no scheduled hours
• Location: California
• This position is third shift position 9pm-5:30am
• Salary: $18/hour

What You’ll do at C.A. Fortune

• Travelto various retail locationsin California
• Reset Section based onprovidedSchematic
• Work with a team to achieve ourgoals
• Utilize technology to complete workefficiently
• Report findings and data to management through downloaded app
• Use power tools to assemblefixtures
• Attend client kick off video calls if needed

What You Should Bring to the Table

• High School Diploma
• Experience in the grocery store trade is a plus
• Professionalism and a can do attitude
• Reliable transportation
• Valid Driver License
• Proof of Automobile insurance
• Ability to bend and lift 50 pounds
• Reliable phone (within 5 years old) service and internet service for daily communication
• Required to drive to stores in assigned territory to complete retail task & audits at local grocery retailer
• Paid drive time
• 401k with company match
• 8 days company PTO
• Lodging

Come As You Are

C.A. is committed to making our company more inclusive. Diversity fuels our innovation and better connects us to our clients, our colleagues, and our communities. Based on research, we know that women and other marginalized groups tend to apply to roles only when their experience perfectly matches the job description. That said, we encourage you to apply if you meet the majority of qualifications, especially if this role aligns with your career trajectory.

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