Senior Buyer - Hawaii
Location
Hilo, Hawaii
Hilo, Hawaii
Salary
$80,000.00 - $120,000.00
$80,000.00 - $120,000.00
Job Type
Full-Time Regular
Full-Time Regular
Min Years Experience
8
8
Role Description:
The Senior Buyer works behind the scenes to help ensure an experience that wows the customers and grows the company. This person ensures strong financial performance of assigned categories, executes pricing strategies, determines the right product of assortments, and builds strong relationships with co-owners. This person helps to hire, train and develop the Merchandising team.
Company:
This leading 100% employee-owned company with a presence in both Hawaii and Washington is on the grow and absolutely thriving. They are innovative, people and customer-first in their approach, and growing rapidly because of their internal culture, quality products and collaborative environment.
Benefits & Features:
The Senior Buyer works behind the scenes to help ensure an experience that wows the customers and grows the company. This person ensures strong financial performance of assigned categories, executes pricing strategies, determines the right product of assortments, and builds strong relationships with co-owners. This person helps to hire, train and develop the Merchandising team.
Company:
This leading 100% employee-owned company with a presence in both Hawaii and Washington is on the grow and absolutely thriving. They are innovative, people and customer-first in their approach, and growing rapidly because of their internal culture, quality products and collaborative environment.
Benefits & Features:
- Participation in their leading ESOP program
- Leading compensation plan made up of a base salary and bonus program
- Opportunity to learn and grow from the multiple co-ops they are associated with
- True “local Hawaii” lifestyle — Hilo is a residential, working community (not a resort town), with a strong local culture and slower pace.
- Lush and rainy climate — The east side of the Big Island is tropical rainforest: green, cooler, and much wetter than Kona or Maui.
- Access to essentials without big-city congestion — Hilo has an airport, hospital, university (UH Hilo), retail (Costco, Target), restaurants, and services — all with easy drives and light traffic.
- More affordable than most of Hawaii — Housing and cost of living in Hilo are generally lower than Oʻahu, Maui, or the resort-heavy west side of the island, making it one of the more attainable places to live in the state.
Contact Cassie Fosher at 603.323.0957 or Cassie@SnapDragonAssociates.com