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Director, Product & Merchandise Analytics

Vuoriinc·Worldwide·Carlsbad, US·mid
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Vuori is re-defining what athletic apparel looks like: built to move and sweat in but designed with a casual aesthetic to transition into everyday life. We draw inspiration from an active coastal California lifestyle; an integration of fitness, creative expression and life. Our high energy fast paced retail environment is reflected in the clothes we make. We aim to inspire others to take on all aspects of their lives with clarity, enthusiasm and purpose…while having a lot of fun along the way. We are proud to be an outlet for opportunity and for personal growth and success. Vuori is looking for a Director, Merch & Product Analytics to lead one of three analytics pods in our Data & Analytics organization. This pod is the analytical engine behind how we plan, buy, allocate, and sell product. You will own the analytic products for merchandising, planning, allocation, assortment, inventory, and supply chain — partnering directly with the leaders of those functions and shaping how they make decisions. This is a lead role, not a contributor role. You will own the roadmap for the pod, run the operating cadence, manage the people and consultants in the pod, and be accountable for outcomes across a portfolio of products and initiatives. We need someone with deep apparel, footwear, or DTC retail experience who has supported merchandising, planning & supply chain functions and understands how these businesses run — pre-season, in-season, post-season — across wholesale, retail, and ecomm channels. You should be fluent in the analytical and technical side of the work, collaborating with functional leaders and their teams in driving best in class analytic solutions. We want someone who leads through collaboration and builds teams people want to be part of. You listen first, ask sharp questions, and bring partners along rather than working around them. You invest in relationships across functions — earning trust with merchants, planners, and tech peers, so the work compounds over