Indirect Parts Planning Project Coordinator - Richfield MN

Best Buy•Richfield, MN

32d•$54,162 - $96,696•Hybrid

About The Position

The Indirect Parts Planning Project Coordinator oversees the purchasing and coordination of non-resalable items-such as fixtures, furniture, graphics, and electronics-that support retail environments. This role ensures timely and accurate planning, ordering, and delivery of these components for store remodels, new builds, and merchandising projects. The coordinator collaborates closely with Indirect Planning, Store Experience Design & Architecture, and Construction teams to align on scope, maintain design standards, and manage installation logistics. This role is essential to ensure that Best Buy stores are visually consistent, functional, and ready for customers. Without an accurate Indirect Planning team, store openings or remodels could face costly delays or inconsistencies in customer experience. Our team follows a hybrid schedule: in-office Tuesday-Thursday, with remote flexibility Monday and Friday.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
1+ years of advanced Microsoft Office Suite experience, including Excel (pivot tables, lookups, data visualization, macros).
1+ years of strong knowledge of fixture programs, vendor management, and retail construction processes.
2+ years of experience in purchasing and supply chain planning.
2+ years of experience in site/project coordination successfully managing multiple projects in a retail environment.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, or Business Administration.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for cross-functional collaboration.
Proven track record of taking ownership and successfully delivering results in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. Familiarity with machine learning concepts.
2+ years demonstrating high competency managing projects with varying deadlines and tight timelines.
2+ years of experience working with Oracle and SAP Ariba procurement systems

Responsibilities

Plan, audit and prepare orders for store and project specific parts
Use tools like fixture blocks, planograms, and store layout maps to verify that the right parts are being ordered.
Act as a liaison between internal teams (Design, Construction, Merchandising, etc.) and external suppliers. Provide regular updates on order status, delivery timelines, and potential risks or delays.
Create and maintain part numbers and descriptions in internal systems. Ensure data accuracy for inventory and ordering systems.
Identify inefficiencies in the planning and purchasing process. Share best practices and lessons learned to improve future project execution.