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Arcteryx.Com

Senior Manager, Global Footwear Merchandise Planning

Portland, Oregon · On-site · Merchandise Planning & Allocations

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Department: Merchandise, Demand, and Inventory Planning Capability Area: Global Merchandise Planning Location: Portland Office, on Site   Your Opportunity at ARC’TERYX: As the Senior Manager, Global Footwear Merchandise Planning, you will own the financial architecture that connects product vision to business performance across every region and channel where Arc’teryx operates. You will set the financial plans that drives Footwear growth, manage margin, and keep inventory productive, translating the Footwear strategy into actionable buying and assortment decisions at a global scale. This role sits at the intersection of creativity and commerce, requiring you to balance the art of product with the rigor of financial discipline. You will be a critical voice in senior leadership conversations, bringing clarity through data-driven storytelling and challenging the business to make smarter, bolder decisions. If you thrive at the center of a globally complex, high-growth organization where planning drives meaningful competitive advantage, this role was built for you. This role is based out of our Portland office. Candidates must be eligible to work in the USA.   Meet Your Future Team: Global Merchandise Planning owns the Merchandise Financial Plan across all channels and regions, setting sales, margin, and inventory targets, building global line architecture, and reconciling the Merchandise Financial Plan against Finance plans. The team defines global Open-to-Buy (OTB) standards and inventory management policies, drives category hind sighting and business reviews, and partners with Finance and regional planning teams to maintain accountability to committed plans and drives consistency in merchandise planning processes across regions.