Assistant/Associate Buyer (Bath)

TL;DR

Assistant/Associate Buyer (Bath): Managing and expanding the Bath product assortment for a DTC retail platform with an accent on data-driven assortment strategy and quality improvement. Focus on identifying market whitespace, optimizing revenue and margins, and partnering with global manufacturers to deliver high-quality essentials.

Location: Must be based in San Francisco, California, with a 3-day per week in-office requirement

Salary: $120,000 - $130,000 USD

Company

hirify.global is a direct-to-consumer tech company disrupting the retail industry by using AI and analytics to provide high-quality essentials at radically affordable prices.

What you will do

• Own the Bath assortment strategy to ensure exceptional quality at accessible prices.
• Use data and customer insights to optimize product mix, revenue, margins, and inventory health.
• Identify assortment whitespace and develop the product roadmap, including novelty towels and accessories.
• Drive quality improvements based on ratings, reviews, and return rate analysis.
• Partner with Sourcing to develop new products focusing on sustainability and craftsmanship.
• Collaborate with marketing, site, and creative teams for compelling product launches.

Requirements

• 5-8 years of retail merchandising experience in the bath textiles category, preferably with luxury expertise.
• Experience in E-commerce or DTC models.
• Proven track record of growth and increasing responsibility within an organization.
• Analytical mindset with the ability to leverage data tools for evidence-based decision-making.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills for cross-functional collaboration.
• Bachelor’s Degree preferred.

Culture & Benefits

• Mission-driven environment focusing on sustainability, ethical production, and fair wages.
• Opportunity to work in a high-performing team of builders and innovators.
• Competitive compensation including base salary, bonus, and equity.
• Culture of radical price transparency and customer-first decision making.