Assistant Buyer - Bengaluru, India - Hellowork Technologies Pvt Ltd

Hellowork Technologies Pvt Ltd

Verified Company

Bengaluru, India

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Deepika Kaur

beBee Recuiter

Description

Product Strategy and Planning

Understand the trends prevailing in the international market and provide inputs for customizing the same to suit the needs of the domestic market
Understand and share the available market opportunity for new and existing categories, markets and brands
Initiate buying as per OTB Product Performance and Profitability
Drive the sales, margin and inventory for the concept
Manage timely delivery and availability of right stocks at the store
Ensure stocks are maintained as per display capacity and base stock norms
Review and ensure the availability of the active assortment of brands as per defined norms (only for brands)
Monitor the ageing of stock with reference to the total stock available as per defined norms
Track sales performance of brands/private label and take required actions
Perform gap analysis post launch for new products and new brands and take required actions
Analyze product feedback and implement required actions to address the feedback
Be aware of the profitable and nonprofitable brands/private label and implement required actions
Track competition with respect to business performance, promotions and productivity and share the same Customer Engagement
Consolidate and share the needs and feedback of customers/retail staff
Enhance the customer experience through brand, product, presentation and service
Ensure calendar adherence and marketing support is in place for marketing events (ex: category fests) Brand/Vendor Management
Align the season plan with brands (only for brands)
Interact with the brand partners/vendors at regular intervals to meet the product availability norms and build relationships
Address and resolve operational issues within the defined timelines
Manage relationships with licensing brand, retail team and distribution channel
Set quality expectations in relation to cost for products