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Retail Merchandiser
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What they do
A Merchandiser assists with marketing or promoting merchandise in a retail store. Advises on trends and styles; designs and creates merchandise displays in a store, to generate or improve customer sales. Works with sales associates, merchandise managers and product vendors. Monitors customer preferences and sales data.
$38,502 / year median in New Hampshire
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Join SAS Retail Services as a Retail Merchandiser supporting leading retailers in the Sales & Business Development department. In this field-based role, you'll execute planograms, set and reset shelves, install fixtures, and ensure accurate product placement, pricing, and signage. You'll maintain clean, organized aisles, manage inventory rotation, and report project completion. SAS values teamwork, integrity, and innovation, offering a supportive, growth-focused environment where you can build your retail career while working independently in a fast-paced setting. Responsibilities Execute planograms and resets according to client standards Set shelves, place and rotate products, and ensure correct pricing and signage Install and adjust fixtures and displays to enhance visual appeal Maintain clean, organized, and fully stocked aisles Conduct basic inventory checks and communicate out-of-stocks or issues Capture photos and complete required reports or mobile app checklists Travel to assigned stores within a designated territory Collaborate professionally with store staff and SAS team members Meet project deadlines while working independently Follow all safety, store, and company policies and procedures Required Skills Retail merchandising Planogram reading Inventory management Product rotation Visual merchandising Space planning Basic data reporting Customer service Time management Use of handheld devices/retail apps