Stock Manager, Fashion & Lifestyle, Bal Harbour

A fashion and lifestyle brand

The opportunity

We are partnering with a fashion and lifestyle brand to appoint the Stock Manager of its boutique at Bal Harbour Shops, Miami: a team of eight to ten, an assortment that runs from ready-to-wear to accessories and lifestyle, and a clientele that expects the right size, the right color and the right piece, today.

This is the role that keeps the boutique selling. You own everything behind the floor — deliveries, receiving, transfers, stock accuracy and the flow of merchandise to the sales team — and you step onto the floor to help with merchandising when the collection changes. The brand is looking for solid stock or operations experience in luxury or premium retail, precision with systems, and someone who stays calm on a delivery day in December.

What you will be responsible for

• Own receiving: check every delivery against documentation, report discrepancies and get product to the floor fast
• Manage transfers between stores and the distribution center, with every movement documented
• Keep inventory accurate: cycle counts, annual inventory, shrink and loss prevention
• Organize the stockroom so the team finds any size, color or piece in seconds
• Manage merchandise flow and replenishment with the Store Manager: what sells, what is missing, what needs to move
• Support visual merchandising on floor sets, collection changes and launches
• Work hand in hand with the sales team, especially at peak season and on client orders

What we are looking for

• Three or more years of stock or operations experience in luxury, premium fashion or lifestyle retail
• Comfortable with POS and inventory systems, and precise with figures
• Organized, autonomous and calm under pressure
• An eye for presentation and a real interest in merchandising
• Available for early deliveries, weekends and peak season
• Spanish is a plus

What the opportunity offers

• $60,000–$72,000
• Benefits package
• A key role in a Bal Harbour boutique, with a path toward operations leadership