The Merchandising Director is responsible for supporting the overall digital merchandising strategy to deliver an engaging, customer-focused, and results-driven online shopping experience. This role partners cross-functionally with merchandising, marketing, operations, customer experience, product setup, and vendor teams to ensure products are effectively presented, accurately maintained, and optimized across digital platforms.
The Merchandising Director plays a key role in improving product visibility, enhancing the customer journey, supporting promotional initiatives, and driving revenue growth through data-driven merchandising decisions and inventory coordination.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
To perform the job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Duties and responsibilities include the following; other duties may be assigned:
Core Management Duties and Responsibilities:
Vendor and Product Onboarding
Digital Merchandising & Product Management
Inventory & Assortment Coordination
Analytics & Reporting
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Administrative
Required Key Skills and Qualifications:
The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required.
Required Experience
Technical Skills
Core Competencies
Working Conditions and Physical Requirements:
Hybrid work environment: This position operates in an in-office and remote environment. Work is performed primarily using a computer, phone, and with in-person and virtual collaboration tools. When working remotely, the employee must have a dedicated, distraction‑free workspace with reliable internet access that supports online meetings, data security, and consistent productivity. Work is generally sedentary, involving extended periods in a stationary position with periodic movement as needed.
The employee is expected to maintain availability during agreed‑upon business hours and attend required meetings via in-person, video or teleconference. Remote schedules must not interfere with normal interactions between the employee, their supervisor, coworkers, or customers, and must support the team’s ability to meet business needs.
Confidential information must be always handled securely, including proper storage, password protection, and adherence to company security protocols. Employees must ensure their remote environment supports safe, compliant work practices and upholds company standards for professionalism, communication, and responsiveness. Performance expectations for remote employees are consistent with onsite roles, including meeting deadlines, attending meetings, and maintaining regular communication with leadership.
The employee is expected to maintain a neat, clean, and professional workspace and follow company guidelines for workplace appearance and conduct. The role may require occasional adjustments to support business needs, such as attending in‑office meetings, collaborating with colleagues on-site, or participating in video calls where professional on‑camera appearance is expected.