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Nebraska Furniture Mart

Buyer - Furniture

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Pay Range: $66,904 - 82,961 annually (Plus Incentive)

Job Description: Your Piece of the Puzzle

Nebraska Furniture Mart’s Buyer is responsible for developing line ups, assortment plans and collaborating with the planning team to ensure the department has a range of merchandise that reflects the categories strategic plans and the overall merchandise strategy.

Job Duties: A Day in the Life

Manage: Ensure pricing is aligned with company pricing strategy, competitive forces and product differentiation.
Collaborate: Work with the merchandise team to build strategic plans for their department, maximize space allocation and develop merchandise financial plans.
Analyze: Review competitor analysis and evaluate product direction, price and promotional activity.
Develop: Create and execute a competitive sales promotion strategy by vendor and category assortment.
Ensure: Guarantee range assortment and line up are aligned with market and customer expectations.
Evaluate: Assess vendors in terms of their capabilities and legal compliance.
Negotiate: Effectively negotiate with vendors, maximizing funding and rebates to minimize costs prices and increase profitability.

Your work will directly impact our ability to help people create a lifestyle they love, for the people they love—because that’s what we love.

Qualifications: Can You Check These Boxes?

Bachelor’s degree in business, management, related field or equivalent experience
2 years buying, re-buying or planning experience
Strong analytical and financial skills
Strong negotiating skills
Knowledge of MS Office Applications
Ability to work nights, weekends and/or early morning hours based on business needs
Ability to travel to all store locations on a regular basis.
Pre-employment screening includes, but isn’t limited to, criminal background check

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