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H&M - Hennes & Mauritz

Online Merchandiser

Stockholm, Stockholms län, SwedenContract or temporaryRetail & Store

Listed on H&M - Hennes & Mauritz’s official careers site. Posted October 14, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

As an Online Merchandiser at ARKET, you will play a key role in shaping and elevating our online customer experience while driving commercial growth. Sitting at the intersection of data, product and customer behaviour, you will translate insights into inspiring, high-performing online journeys. With a strong commercial mindset and a passion for product, you will ensure our assortment is presented in a way that feels both relevant and aspirational – strengthening ARKET’s digital presence and supporting our continued growth.

This role also includes a visual dimension, where you contribute to creating engaging and on-brand online destinations.

What you will do

  • Analyse sales, web and search data to understand customer behaviour and act on insights
  • Drive commercial performance by setting goals and creating strong online content, including newsletters
  • Plan and execute selling strategies across channels in a cost-efficient way
  • Create and maintain engaging and up-to-date product presentations and online store destinations
  • Ensure the right product assortment is visible in the right context with clear and compelling content
  • Update department pages and categories based on sales performance and campaign focus
  • Collaborate cross-functionally to drive sales together with teams across e-commerce, buying, brand, logistics and customer service Continuously improve merchandising ways of working using best practices Who you’ll work with: You will be part of the Europe Merchandising Team and work closely with E-commerce, Buying & Planning, Brand & Communication, and Content teams.

You will also collaborate broadly across the organisation to support commercial goals and enhance the customer experience.

Qualifications

We are looking for someone with: A few years of experience within merchandising, planning, controlling, buying or similar roles Strong analytical skills with the ability to translate data into commercial actions A genuine interest in fashion and product, with an eye for visual presentation Experience working with digital tools such as analytics platforms and strong Excel skills Professional level English, both written and spoken Behaviours based on our values Delivery & Execution: Ability to produce high-quality, accurate work, prioritise effectively and meet deadlines.

You should also be able to demonstrate resilience under pressure.

Problem Solving & Judgment

Ability to analyse issues logically, use data and evidence to guide decisions & anticipate and address issues before they arise.

Communication

Able to communicate clearly in writing and verbally, you should be able to explain technical or complex points simply and keep stakeholders informed and updated.

Collaboration

Abiloity to work constructively with other colleagues, share knowledge and support teammates. You should also be openminded and accept feedback professionally.

Adaptable & Curious

You should be able to adjust to changing priorities, learns new tools and processes quickly and show curiosity and self-development

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