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Field Merchandiser jobs are open across consumer goods, retail, food and beverage, and health and beauty at every level from entry-level to senior, with specializations in planogram execution, shelf resets, and retail auditing. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Strategic Retail Solutions (SRS) offers exciting opportunities for experienced, dependable, tech-savvy retail merchandisers. Our project-based assignments include resets, remodels, audits, fixture installations, planogram implementation, and ongoing store service.
We're looking for well-rounded merchandisers who take pride in their work, adapt to different projects, and provide reliable local coverage.
Current Hiring Locations
Conroe • Willis • Montgomery
Applicants must reside in or regularly service this area and be available to cover all listed cities. Opportunities are limited to these designated locations, not the entire surrounding metropolitan area.
What You'll Do
- Complete retail resets, from basic updates to full aisle teardowns, rebuilds, remodels, and new store sets.
- Read and accurately execute planograms.
- Build and move fixtures, install displays, stock merchandise, pull and plug products, and install POP/POS materials.
- Perform retail audits and detailed mobile reporting using third-party apps, including projects requiring 100+ high-quality photos, live uploads, and location permissions.
- Communicate professionally with store personnel and your SRS team while completing assignments accurately and on time.
What We're Looking For
- Proven retail reset and merchandising experience, including planogram execution.
- Strong smartphone skills: Comfortable using Android or iPhone, Google Chrome, third-party apps, mobile surveys, photo uploads, and location-enabled reporting.
- Reliable personal transportation and a valid driver's license for travel between retail locations.
- Ability to follow detailed written instructions, work independently, manage deadlines, and communicate consistently.
- Daily email access and reliable phone/text communication.
- Physical ability: Stand for extended periods; bend, squat, kneel, reach, lift and carry up to 40 pounds, and move light fixtures on wheels.
What You Can Expect
Variety and ongoing opportunities: Projects range from one-time assignments to recurring weekly, biweekly, or monthly store visits, depending on your area.
A supportive team: You'll work independently in the field, but you're never alone. SRS provides detailed instructions, responsive communication, and a team ready to answer questions and help you complete your projects correctly the first time.
Project-based compensation: Pay varies by client and assignment, with project details and compensation provided before scheduling. Select projects offer additional bonuses or incentives.
Biweekly pay: SRS operates on a standard biweekly pay schedule, with direct deposit available.
Important Information
- Texas and California positions are W-2 employee positions. Opportunities in all other states are offered as 1099 independent contractor assignments.
- Work is project-based, and assignments vary by client and location. A specific number of assignments or hours cannot be guaranteed.
Ready to Join SRS?
If you're an experienced merchandiser who enjoys variety, values quality work, and can provide dependable local coverage, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!
Strategic Retail Solutions (SRS) offers exciting opportunities for experienced, dependable, tech-savvy retail merchandisers. Our project-based assignments include resets, remodels, audits, fixture installations, planogram implementation, and ongoing store service.
We're looking for well-rounded merchandisers who take pride in their work, adapt to different projects, and provide reliable local coverage.
Current Hiring Locations
Conroe • Willis • Montgomery
Applicants must reside in or regularly service this area and be available to cover all listed cities. Opportunities are limited to these designated locations, not the entire surrounding metropolitan area.
What You'll Do
- Complete retail resets, from basic updates to full aisle teardowns, rebuilds, remodels, and new store sets.
- Read and accurately execute planograms.
- Build and move fixtures, install displays, stock merchandise, pull and plug products, and install POP/POS materials.
- Perform retail audits and detailed mobile reporting using third-party apps, including projects requiring 100+ high-quality photos, live uploads, and location permissions.
- Communicate professionally with store personnel and your SRS team while completing assignments accurately and on time.
What We're Looking For
- Proven retail reset and merchandising experience, including planogram execution.
- Strong smartphone skills: Comfortable using Android or iPhone, Google Chrome, third-party apps, mobile surveys, photo uploads, and location-enabled reporting.
- Reliable personal transportation and a valid driver's license for travel between retail locations.
- Ability to follow detailed written instructions, work independently, manage deadlines, and communicate consistently.
- Daily email access and reliable phone/text communication.
- Physical ability: Stand for extended periods; bend, squat, kneel, reach, lift and carry up to 40 pounds, and move light fixtures on wheels.
What You Can Expect
Variety and ongoing opportunities: Projects range from one-time assignments to recurring weekly, biweekly, or monthly store visits, depending on your area.
A supportive team: You'll work independently in the field, but you're never alone. SRS provides detailed instructions, responsive communication, and a team ready to answer questions and help you complete your projects correctly the first time.
Project-based compensation: Pay varies by client and assignment, with project details and compensation provided before scheduling. Select projects offer additional bonuses or incentives.
Biweekly pay: SRS operates on a standard biweekly pay schedule, with direct deposit available.
Important Information
- Texas and California positions are W-2 employee positions. Opportunities in all other states are offered as 1099 independent contractor assignments.
- Work is project-based, and assignments vary by client and location. A specific number of assignments or hours cannot be guaranteed.
Ready to Join SRS?
If you're an experienced merchandiser who enjoys variety, values quality work, and can provide dependable local coverage, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in field merchandiser jobs.
- High school diploma or GED with one or more years of retail or merchandising experience
- Ability to read and execute planograms and shelf schematics accurately
- Valid driver's license and reliable personal vehicle for territory travel
- Physical ability to lift, bend, and stock product at floor and overhead levels
- Proficiency with handheld merchandising or retail audit applications
- Strong time management skills to service multiple retail accounts in a single day
Tips for Your Field Merchandiser Job Search
Tailor your resume for planogram work
Highlight specific planogram software you've used, the number of retail locations you've serviced in a territory, and any reset or schematic compliance experience. Hiring managers scan for these details fast, so put them near the top of your work history.
Certify your merchandising credential early
A retail merchandising certificate from a recognized training program signals baseline competency to screeners who receive dozens of applications. If you've completed any manufacturer or distributor onboarding programs, list those too since they're recognized by field teams.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists field merchandiser openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match your territory preferences and product category experience and apply directly to each listing.
Filter openings by territory and product category
Field roles are geographic by nature, so search with your zip code or preferred drive radius in mind. Also filter by product category since beverage, beauty, and grocery resets each require different physical and planogram skills that hiring managers treat as distinct.
Prepare a territory management story for interviews
Interviewers for field merchandiser roles almost always ask how you prioritize stops when you have more accounts than hours. Practice a specific answer using a real route scenario, covering how you balanced compliance deadlines, travel time, and store manager relationships.
Negotiate mileage and tools in your offer
Many field merchandiser offers are negotiable beyond base pay. If the role requires your personal vehicle, ask about mileage reimbursement rates, phone stipends, and whether a handheld device or merchandising app is provided before you accept.
Field Merchandiser Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most field merchandisers?
Wonderful Sales, SRS Merchandising, and Freshpoint are hiring the most field merchandisers right now, with openings concentrated in Texas, Iowa, and Hawaii, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Consumer goods manufacturers and third-party merchandising agencies tend to post the highest volume of openings year-round.
How many field merchandiser jobs are remote?
About 0% of field merchandiser openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, since most roles require physical presence in retail stores to execute resets and audits. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote flexibility are retail audit reporting, territory scheduling coordination, and training or quality assurance roles within larger merchandising organizations.
How do you become a field merchandiser?
Start by gaining experience in a retail environment, such as stocking, inventory, or customer-facing floor work, since employers want to see you can operate in a store setting independently. From there, pursue roles with a merchandising agency or consumer goods company that provides on-the-job planogram training. Building familiarity with retail audit tools and schematic compliance will make you a competitive candidate for full territory assignments.
Can you get hired as a field merchandiser with little experience?
Yes, many entry-level field merchandiser roles are open to candidates with general retail or stocking experience rather than dedicated merchandising backgrounds. Emphasize any work where you followed visual or inventory instructions without direct supervision, handled product placement, or covered multiple departments. Demonstrating that you're comfortable driving between accounts and managing your own daily schedule goes a long way with field-focused hiring managers.
What does the field merchandiser interview process look like?
Most field merchandiser interviews are brief and practical, often conducted by phone or video with a regional manager or recruiter. Expect questions about your driving availability, comfort working independently, and how you handle situations where a store manager pushes back on a planogram reset. Some employers include a short scenario question about prioritizing your route when multiple accounts need attention on the same day.
Where can I find and apply to field merchandiser jobs?
You can find and apply to field merchandiser jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your territory, product category, and experience level, then apply directly to each listing that fits. The openings are updated regularly, so checking back frequently gives you the best chance of catching newly posted roles.
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