Retail & Merchandising Executive — Fresher Job in Rishikesh

Retail & Consumer Brands Company is hiring a Retail & Merchandising Executive in Rishikesh. This is a full-time, entry-level role open to freshers and candidates with up to one year of experience. About the role You will join the retail operations team and own a defined scope of work from day one. Training is on the job: you are paired with a senior colleague for the first few weeks, then take your own workload with review. Key responsibilities • Support store or category stock planning and replenishment. • Assist with visual merchandising and planogram compliance. • Run stock audits and reconcile variance with the system. • Prepare the weekly sell-through and category performance report. • Maintain accurate records so your work can be audited and handed over. • Take part in daily stand-ups, planning and review sessions. Tools and technologies you will use Visual Merchandising, Inventory Management, MS Excel, Customer Service, Sales Reporting, Category Analysis, Stock Audit, Planogram, Vendor Coordination, Trend Research — plus the internal systems the team uses day to day. What you will build in this role How retail decisions are made: sell-through analysis, stock accuracy, merchandising standards and reading a category’s numbers. Who should apply Freshers from the 2024, 2025 or 2026 batches and candidates with up to one year of experience in retail and merchandising. Strong fundamentals and clear communication matter more than a long CV. Career path This is an entry point, not a dead end: strong performers move to a senior executive scope within 12-18 months, with a formal review at six months. Details: ₹11,000/month · full-time · Work From Office · 3 openings · Rishikesh. If you are starting your career in retail and merchandising in Rishikesh, apply now — the process is free at every stage. Working in Rishikesh Rishikesh, Uttarakhand is served by IT services in Dehradun, pharma and auto manufacturing in Haridwar–Rudrapur and IIT Roorkee’s research cluster. This role sits inside that local economy, so the work you do here is the work employers in Rishikesh are actually hiring for — and the mentor reviewing it works in the same market. Candidates from Rishikesh and the surrounding district are encouraged to apply. You should be based in or able to travel to Rishikesh. Responsibilities: Support store or category stock planning and replenishment.; Assist with visual merchandising and planogram compliance.; Run stock audits and reconcile variance with the system.; Prepare the weekly sell-through and category performance report.; Document your work so the next person can pick it up. Requirements: Education: pursuing or completed BBA/B.Com/B.Des in Fashion or Retail Management, or any Bachelor’s degree; Graduation year: 2025, 2026 or 2027 batch; Minimum 60% / 6.0 CGPA (relaxable for candidates with strong practical projects); Technical skills: working knowledge of Visual Merchandising, Inventory Management, MS Excel, Customer Service; Soft skills: clear written communication, ownership, willingness to document work; Experience: none required — freshers welcome; prior projects or certifications are a plus.

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