Stock Supervisor - San Diego

Dolce & Gabbana S.r.l.•San Diego, CA

4d•$24 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

Dolce & Gabbana is hiring a Stock Supervisor for its San Diego boutique. The role oversees inbound and outbound merchandise and maintains the organization of back-of-house stock and supply areas. The Stock Supervisor supports store productivity through organized stockroom operations, accurate inventory control, merchandise replenishment, and loss-prevention practices. The role also trains and supports stock associates, contributes to daily store communication, and represents the brand through strong service and operational standards. Depending on store structure, the position may also serve as a Key Holder.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience in luxury operations and inventory control.
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
Results-driven, with leadership capabilities.
Understanding of loss-prevention practices.
Flexible schedule availability, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Responsibilities

Maintain an organized and efficient stockroom in accordance with corporate procedures.
Oversee receiving, including quantity verification, tagging, documentation, and timely processing of merchandise, supplies, PR/visual deliveries, and non-retail shipments.
Replenish the sales floor accurately and systematically to support product availability and minimize client wait times.
Supervise the movement of goods between the stockroom and sales floor, including placement, rotation, and preparation of new items for display.
Manage stock movements, including inter-store transfers, returns to vendor (RTVs), damages, consignments, and client deliveries.
Maintain knowledge of shipping and receiving procedures and ensure proper distribution of paperwork.
Monitor stock levels daily, communicate rotation needs and discrepancies to management, and propose corrective actions when needed.
Lead and participate in biannual inventory counts and ongoing cycle counts.
Track unknown markdowns, support loss-prevention initiatives, and uphold store shrink-control policies.
Respond to corporate inquiries about discrepancies, missing documentation, and inventory issues.
Train and support new stock associates on systems, procedures, and stockroom standards.
Participate in daily store meetings to share business updates and operational priorities and motivate the team.
Model client service and operational excellence.
Represent the brand and uphold company values and service standards.
Identify structural or lighting issues and coordinate with corporate to resolve them.
Support store materials, supplies, packaging, uniforms, and event-related needs, including fittings, orders, alterations, special setups, and furniture moves.
Order and manage office supplies, beverages, and other operational tools; coordinate with vendors and track deliveries and invoices.
Provide support with cash procedures when needed.
Optionally serve as a Key Holder depending on store structure.