Category Manager - Meat & Seafood

4-6 years grocery retail or Grocery sourcing experience preferred

Ecommerce or organic/natural food experience is a plus

Buying experience and strong negotiating skills

Long term strategic and financial planning skills with a solid understanding of P/L statements, general ledgers, and margins

Strong working knowledge of the food industry with established relationships

Adaptable to a startup environment.

Annual Salary $90k - $110k

Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k)

Annual Misfits grocery box credit of $1200 paid in weekly installments

Life insurance

Paid vacation time

We are looking to hire a passionate food professional to join our Category Management team at Misfits Market as a Category Manager for our Non-Produce department.

The Non-Produce Category Manager is a key role that focuses on leading the category strategy for the assigned non-produce categories while supporting the Non-Produce Category Management team in achieving departmental OKRs.

In this role, the Non-Produce Category Manager will oversee several key areas, such as curating assortments, managing vendor relationships and cost negotiations, and ensuring item quality and specifications.

Additionally, they will be responsible for retail market pricing and developing attribute-based and mission-driven storytelling, among other duties.

The Non-Produce Category Manager will report directly to the Sr.

Director of Category Management and will work closely with the Buying and Inventory Planning teams as well as with Site Merchandising and Marketing teams to ensure that category strategies are effectively implemented and aligned with company goals.

The Misfits Market Merchandising Team is responsible for managing our incredible vendor relationships to source, secure, and sell great tasting products across a growing range of retail categories. Working closely with our vendor/manufacturing partners, the Procurement Team leads the charge at Misfits Market in fighting food waste not only at the farm level but with consumer packaged goods as well.