Commercial skills, analytical thinking and customer understanding connect many of the career paths available in fashion today. This week’s selection brings together six opportunities across ecommerce, digital marketing, buying, merchandising and retail management in the UK, Germany and the US.
The roles span different experience levels. Read each employer’s full requirements before applying; an assistant title does not necessarily mean that no previous experience is required.
Ecommerce and digital marketing
Cartier — Ecommerce Analyst (Temp)
Location: New York, US · Hybrid
Contract: Fixed term / long-term temporary
Experience: 1–3 years in ecommerce, digital operations, analytics or a related field.
Salary: USD $28–$34 per hour.
Support the online order journey through reporting, site monitoring and customer experience improvements. The role combines Excel and Looker reporting, GA4 analysis and coordination with technical teams on platform issues and testing.
Why it is relevant: A practical opportunity to connect ecommerce operations, analytics and digital customer experience within luxury retail.
View role and apply · Reference JR131828.
Giorgio Armani — Digital Marketing Manager, E-Commerce
Location: New York, US
Contract: Full time
Experience: 4–6 years in digital marketing, ecommerce, CRM or performance marketing.
Salary: USD $95,000–$115,000 per year, plus bonus eligibility.
Work across paid search, paid social, affiliates, email and SMS to support the brand’s online business in the Americas. The description also includes AI search and discovery, testing and marketing technology evaluation.
Why it is relevant: A role for professionals bringing acquisition, retention and commercial measurement together across digital channels.
View the employer’s LinkedIn job listing.
Buying and merchandising
Burberry — Assistant, Global Merchandising (Menswear)
Location: London, UK
Experience: Previous product merchandising experience; luxury experience preferred.
Salary: Salary not specified.
Support seasonal range plans, assortments and pricing, analyse sales performance and prepare collection information and buying guides. The role works with Design, Product Development, Sourcing, Planning and Pricing.
Why it is relevant: An opportunity to apply product knowledge, competitor analysis and Excel skills to collection development.
Zalando — Category Manager, Heritage — maternity cover
Location: Berlin, Germany
Contract: Full time; maternity cover until February 2028
Experience: At least three years of fashion buying experience in a head-office environment.
Salary: Salary not specified.
Own a brand portfolio, develop assortment strategy and work with merchandising colleagues on budgets, open-to-buy and performance. The role includes brand negotiation and both in-season trading and future-season planning.
Why it is relevant: A strong fit for buyers seeking broader responsibility for category performance and commercial decisions.
Zalando — Category Planning Manager, Sports Outdoor — maternity cover
Location: Berlin, Germany
Contract: Full time; maternity cover until 31 July 2027
Experience: More than three years in merchandising/planning, preferably ecommerce, including ownership of a planning cycle.
Salary: Salary not specified.
Define financial KPI plans, manage inventory through the monthly open-to-buy cycle, forecast sales and collaborate with buying teams on sales and margin targets.
Why it is relevant: A role connecting merchandise planning with profitability, inventory productivity and commercial forecasting.
Retail management
Burberry — Team Manager, London Selfridges Men’s Wear
Location: London, UK
Experience: Team leadership in luxury, premium retail or a strongly service-focused environment.
Salary: Salary not specified.
Lead and coach Client Advisors, develop client relationships and drive category performance. Responsibilities also include stock management, floor coverage and collaboration with the wider store leadership team.
Why it is relevant: An opportunity for retail professionals ready to combine people leadership, client development and commercial ownership.
Prepare for your next career move
Compare the responsibilities with your own experience, then tailor your application around relevant projects, tools and measurable results. Across this selection, commercial analysis, collaboration and customer understanding are useful areas to demonstrate.
Listings were checked on 25 October 2026. Availability can change; follow the linked recruitment page for current requirements and application details.
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