Stage - Category Management
Pubblicato il 05-10-2026 - Safilo Group in Padova
Safilo is among the most important players in the eyewear market for design, production and distribution of sunglasses, prescription frames, sports glasses, helmets and goggles.
Among our brands we boast of some historical/timeless brands such as Polaroid and Carrera and other cutting-edge brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, Moschino, Boss, Etro, Isabel Marant, Carolina Herrera, DSquared….
We believe in the centrality of people, the importance of innovation and sustainability, which are not just nice words, but become an inclusive path where we are all involved. And the ability to create value through this is our goal.
Who we are looking for
We are currently looking for an Intern in the Category Management Area for a period of 6 months, based in Padua HQ.
The person in this role will be involved in the innovative project of collections efficiency management, taking part in the implementation of a merchandising project based on digital tools able to innovate the product lifecycle management approach.
The role is strongly integrated both with the Brand Management and Data& Analytics teams.
The internship will be focused on the following activities:
The person in his role will support Category Manager:
- Analyzing product performances on a portfolio level, highlighting assortment overlaps or white spaces and opportunities
- providing researches on relevant competitors in key markets to guide BM choices both in terms of fashion trend and prices.
- working on the collection size analytics to get recommendations for BM in term of new styles to be developed per season and styles to be phased out.
- monitoring efficiency KPIs on a monthly basis
- collaborating with BM in seasonal definition of core assortment of each brand
- using the new forecasting model to support business evolution through the most appropriate collections offer
- developing primary analysis on collection productivity deepening on markets and channels to identify the main factors contributing to the ge