Associate E-Commerce Merchandiser

Serve as the primary liaison between the buying team and marketing (email, growth, PR), product, and membership teams.

Translate buying decisions into actionable briefs for marketing — what’s launching, what’s the story, what should be prioritized in upcoming campaigns.

Ensure product intake to Creative and Marketing lands on time with clear storytelling angles and campaign context.

Prep the Senior Director for cross-functional meetings with agendas, context, and recommendations. Follow up to ensure action items are completed.

Track and project-manage key merchandising initiatives across departments, maintaining shared timelines and accountability.

Own the monthly membership operations cycle: build and maintain the perk planner, manage the add/remove upload process, and execute perk pricing updates in Admin.

Build monthly story collections and modules tied to marketing themes and seasonality, using inventory health data to inform product selection.

Configure user segments by cohort each month and manage the monthly site flip — staging, review, and go-live.

Run the pre-launch QA cycle: pricing verification, collection accuracy, PDP readiness, and user segment confirmation.

Support the Senior Director in developing and communicating seasonal merchandising strategies.

Pull and synthesize selling data to inform buying decisions, campaign planning, and assortment reviews.

Assist in product team requests — test new site features, provide merchandising input on UX decisions, and flag issues as they arise.

2–4 years of experience in merchandising, buying, e-commerce operations, or a related role at a DTC or retail brand.

Highly organized with strong project management instincts — you keep cross-functional work on track without being asked.

Interested in using AI and automation to work smarter — you’re the kind of person who looks for ways to make repetitive work disappear.

Strong communicator who can translate between teams — you can distill what the buying team cares about into something marketing can act on, and vice versa.

Detail-obsessed about site presentation. You notice when a hero image is outdated or a category is mis-sorted before anyone tells you.

Data-literate. You don’t need to be an analyst, but you should be comfortable pulling reports and using data to support your recommendations.

Genuinely interested in men’s lifestyle, products, and brands. You get the Bespoke Post customer because you share their taste (or at least respect it).

Experience with Constructor or similar search/merchandising platforms.

Background in a subscription or membership business model.

Familiarity with Google Analytics or Looker.

Experience coordinating between creative and buying teams.