Supports footwear product operations through inventory counts, quality checks, inventory feeds, turnover analysis, product catalog audits, and process improvement. The intern will also contribute product and design ideas while learning the company’s end-to-end operations process. This unpaid role requires approximately 15 hours weekly around a student schedule.
Title: Footwear Product Intern
Reports to: Head of Operations and Product
Are you what ISlide is looking for?
ISlide, Inc. is looking for a creative, dedicated, organized, high-energy student to join the team. This position will provide the opportunity to gain hands-on business experience working in a driven and fun environment to provide custom premium footwear. If you’re ready to challenge yourself by stepping out of your comfort zone by helping us make a statement in the footwear industry, continue reading.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Complete full and accurate inventory counts, quality checks; ensure inventory is sufficient for all distribution channels and can cover direct demand from customers
- Complete and send inventory feeds to partners by uploading new designs and updated inventory quantities into EDI system
- Complete and report turnover analysis to analyze trends and optimize product order habits
- Brainstorm efficient ways to better operations process
- Pitch ideas for new products and designs
- Audit and suggest improvements in our existing item master/product catalog
- Learn and participate in the entire operations process of ISlide
Qualifications:
- Enrolled in either a Business, Finance, or Supply Chain Management degree preferred
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
- Entry level background in Adobe Photoshop
- Proficient in time/project management, organization, and teamwork
- Marketing and creative oriented mind
- Strong attention to detail
- Interest in process improvement
- Entry level understanding of Microsoft Excel
Schedule and Compensation:
- ~15 hours per week around student schedule
- Unpaid internship
ISlide, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
65 Sprague St, Boston, MA, United States, 02136
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