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Associate Merchant, Women's Apparel

San Francisco, California, United States

OUR STORY

Quince was started to challenge the existing idea that nice things should cost a lot. Our mission was simple: create an item of equal or greater quality than the leading luxury brands and sell them at a much lower price. 

OUR VALUES

Customer First. Customer satisfaction is our highest priority.

High Quality. True quality is a combination of premium materials and high production standards that everyone can feel good about.

Essential design. We don’t chase trends, and we don’t sell everything.  We’re expert curators that find the very best and bring it to you at the lowest prices.

Always a better deal. Through innovation and real price transparency we want to offer the best deal to both our customers and our factory partners.  

Environmentally and Socially conscious.  We’re committed to sustainable materials and sustainable production methods. That means a cleaner environment and fair wages for factory workers.

OUR TEAM AND SUCCESS 

Quince is a retail and technology company co-founded by a team that has extensive experience in retail, technology and building early stage companies. You’ll work with a team of world-class talent from Stanford GSB, Google, D.E. Shaw, Stitch Fix, Urban Outfitters, Wayfair, McKinsey, Nike etc.

The Associate Merchant, Women's Apparel role is responsible for delighting Quince’s growing customer base by supporting our Merchant team in expanding the Women’s product assortment on Quince.

At Quince, we believe that everyone deserves access to high quality products at radically affordable prices.  We believe the marketplace for consumer products is inundated with too many options, and customers find product quality difficult to determine and yet frequently pay more for a variety of things that can be delivered at much lower prices.  Our goal is to find the best products in the marketplace and connect the makers of these goods directly to the customers who want them. Quince has proven the consumer value proposition in the apparel and accessories categories, especially within the men’s sweaters space and has built a loyal, repeat consumer base.  We want to build on that value proposition and continue to scale the Women’s category in both existing and new product classes.  The Associate Merchant will be responsible for supporting the assortment, revenue and margins, and overall growth trajectory of the Women's product categories. 

Quince's growth and success is directly tied to the performance and success of this role. The person in this role will be an innovator at heart leveraging the attributes below to build and run our emerging categories strategy:* Experience in retail merchandising for the Women’s apparel categories* Strong and structured problem solver* Data driven decision maker* Deep understanding of consumer/ retail sector dynamics* Able to leverage technology to build and scale the product strategy* Independent learner and executor* Strong communicator* Collaborative, especially with external partners

 

Qualifications

-3 years of retail merchandising experience in Women’s apparel 

-E-commerce experience and/or DTC experience preferred

-Product obsessed with experience in leveraging data tools and external sources

-Critical eye to anticipate customer needs (both the “science” and “art” of retail merchandising)

-Highly organized, detail-oriented and analytical with focus on execution, problem-solving, improving processes and brand enhancement

-Continuous learner and highly curious; always open to considering new perspectives; proactive when changing course and facing added challenges

-Excellent written and verbal communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills

-Motivated by working in a fast-paced collaborative environment, where flexibility to stretch into or out of functional comfort zones is crucial for team success

-Bachelor’s Degree, preferred



We rely on market indicators and consider your specific job family, background, skills, and experience to determine your compensation in the market range. Bonus eligibility varies by role and is determined based on the position’s impact and contribution to our strategic goals.

Pay Range

$80,000 - $110,000 USD

Quince provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applications for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.
 

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