E-commerce Internship

Company Description

Founded in 2008, the Rosie Pope line has grown from a collection of couture gowns to encompass all things maternity and baby! From a series of advice columns to a widely distributed line of maternity and baby clothes, the Rosie Pope brand is to motherhood what Martha Stewart is to entertaining. There are two locations in NYC, the Flagship on the Upper East Side and the Tribeca location which is known as The Lab — an eclectic mix of all things maternity. From curating next season’s color palettes to cultivating the ultimate shopping experience, this space in Tribeca houses seeded ideas from which great things bloom!

Our internship program is predicated on the fact that our company thrives on quick-thinking, fast-paced, self-motivated individuals. We are constantly pioneering new territory for ourselves within the less explored world of maternity and the ever-changing world of kids! Thus, we look for interns who can not only keep up, but also contribute to our company.

Job Description

There are 2 unpaid internship positions available at Rosie Pope starting immediately. We are looking for detail-oriented applicants interested in learning more about the retail industry at a small and growing company. Our company is becoming more widespread by the day, with our most recent accomplishment being a brand new in-house operated e-commerce website. The ability keep up your pace is not only a must in the City but indispensable at our company. Interns may have flexible start and end dates.

Qualifications

We are looking to work with interns who will be…

- Microsoft Office proficient

- Able to grasp and implement new concepts quickly

- Able to analyze existing data and identify errors

- Organized and timely

Though you will not be working directly with customers, enthusiasm is a must! At Rosie Pope Maternity, every day is a baby shower!

Additional Information

Order Fulfillment:

- Pulling and packing drop ship orders

- Pulling and packing in house online orders

- Identifying when stock is low

- Removing product from third party retailers' sites

- Acknowledging when product is moving quickly

- Enacting strategies to move less ideal product

Product Management:

- Assessing inventory levels

- Identifying areas of shrink or growth

- Evaluating return inventory

- Stacking and moving inventory

- Completing store transfers

- Reporting on stock levels

- Prepping the order of new merchandise to replenish all stores

- Enacting strategies to move merchandise both in stores and online

Internet Operations:

- Distributing online purchases

- Evaluate online sales

- Developing strategies to reduce online returns

- Developing processes to maintain online stock

- Maintaining product levels to prevent lost sales

- Analyzing data to determine product interest among geographic region

- Identifying ways to convert boutique shoppers to online sales

- Tracking revenue increases based on marketing efforts