Merchandiser Planner Seasonal
Pubblicato il 31-07-2026 - TOD'S Group in Italia
Merchandising Planner
Hybrid (1 gg smartworking)
Vantaggi: ticket restaurant, welfare, health insurance
It is rooted in the tradition of Italian craftsmanship and embodies a heritage of values that define its vision: artisanal passion, uncompromising quality, and timeless style.
The Merchandising Planner will play a pivotal role in developing and executing Brand’s merchandise strategies to drive sales. The Merchandising Planner will be responsible for analyzing market trends and sales data to drive product assortment and inventory management decisions, ensuring optimal inventory levels and product availability. In this position a meticulous approach to planning, forecasting and cross functional team collaboration are essential.
We are looking for a highly skilled and detail-oriented Brand Merchandising Planner to join our team. Work closely with the different internal teams and global functions (finance, marketing, buying, merchandising, e-commerce etc) to:
Determine store level budgets and Seasonal OTB strategy prior to the seasonal buying campaign;
Provide Ad-hoc stock projections analysis for the in-season stores allocations;
Identify and recommend opportunities for growth and improvement in sales performance and merchandise assortments based on customer feedback and competitive analysis through stock rebalancing/transfers, reorders and markdown strategy on a weekly / monthly and seasonal basis;
Provide Ad-hoc sales analysis on a weekly/monthly/annual basis;
Support the team defining, coordinating and implementing special projects and omnichannel initiatives.
Strong passion for data and numbers, with an interest in analyzing and interpreting business performance;
Ability to translate data into clear, meaningful, and actionable insights;
TOD’S Group promotes the values of inclusion and full equality for all individuals at every stage of the employment relationship. Therefore, in line with the principles of our Code of Ethics and the Policy for the Protection of
