Mid Level Procurement Manager Jobs
Mid level procurement manager jobs go to professionals ready to own supplier relationships end to end, drive sourcing decisions with limited oversight, and guide junior staff through contract cycles. Openings run 40% remote or hybrid across Technology & Software, Retail, and Manufacturing, with employers like Amazon, Clayco, and TikTok hiring at this level now.
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Retail Merchandising & Procurement Manager
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Schedule: Hybrid – 2 days per week in office
Travel: Up to 25%
A rapidly growing boutique fitness franchise is seeking a Retail Merchandising & Procurement Manager to lead retail merchandising, merchandise sourcing, inventory planning, and vendor management across its studio network. This role will own the retail function from strategy through execution, ensuring studios have brand-aligned, trend-forward apparel, accessories, and branded products that drive retail revenue and support franchisee success. The ideal candidate combines creative merchandising expertise with strong operational, analytical, and vendor-management skills.
What You’ll Do
- Lead seasonal merchandising initiatives, product launches, assortment planning, planograms, and retail presentation standards.
- Source apparel, accessories, and branded merchandise across the franchise system.
- Manage relationships with vendors, manufacturers, fulfillment partners, and warehouse teams.
- Negotiate pricing, order quantities, production timelines, shipping terms, and vendor agreements.
- Forecast inventory needs and establish reorder points, minimum order quantities, and inventory-turn targets.
- Analyze sales, inventory performance, product profitability, and purchasing trends.
- Manage the retail purchasing platform, product setup, inventory visibility, and franchisee ordering workflows.
- Partner with Finance on forecasting, budgets, reporting, and invoice reconciliation.
- Develop opening inventory packages and merchandising guidelines for new studios.
- Support seasonal launches, presale activities, grand openings, and in-studio retail setup.
- Train franchisees and studio teams on product knowledge, retail selling, and merchandising best practices.
- Collaborate with Marketing, Design, Social, Operations, Finance, and Fitness teams.
What We’re Looking For
- 4+ years of experience in retail merchandising, procurement, buying, inventory management, or retail operations.
- Experience with merchandise sourcing, vendor negotiations, inventory planning, and visual merchandising.
- Background in athleisure, apparel, fitness, boutique wellness, franchising, or multi-unit retail strongly preferred.
- Understanding of retail forecasting, budgeting, product profitability, and operational planning.
- Experience supporting new-location openings, initial inventory purchasing, or systemwide retail launches is preferred.
- Strong organizational, analytical, negotiation, and project-management skills.
- Ability to independently manage multiple priorities in a fast-growing environment.
- Creative eye for product assortment, visual merchandising, and brand presentation.
- Bachelor’s degree in Merchandising, Marketing, Business, Supply Chain, or a related field preferred.
- Passion for health, fitness, and boutique wellness brands; familiarity with Pilates is a plus.
Retail Merchandising & Procurement Manager
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Schedule: Hybrid – 2 days per week in office
Travel: Up to 25%
A rapidly growing boutique fitness franchise is seeking a Retail Merchandising & Procurement Manager to lead retail merchandising, merchandise sourcing, inventory planning, and vendor management across its studio network. This role will own the retail function from strategy through execution, ensuring studios have brand-aligned, trend-forward apparel, accessories, and branded products that drive retail revenue and support franchisee success. The ideal candidate combines creative merchandising expertise with strong operational, analytical, and vendor-management skills.
What You’ll Do
- Lead seasonal merchandising initiatives, product launches, assortment planning, planograms, and retail presentation standards.
- Source apparel, accessories, and branded merchandise across the franchise system.
- Manage relationships with vendors, manufacturers, fulfillment partners, and warehouse teams.
- Negotiate pricing, order quantities, production timelines, shipping terms, and vendor agreements.
- Forecast inventory needs and establish reorder points, minimum order quantities, and inventory-turn targets.
- Analyze sales, inventory performance, product profitability, and purchasing trends.
- Manage the retail purchasing platform, product setup, inventory visibility, and franchisee ordering workflows.
- Partner with Finance on forecasting, budgets, reporting, and invoice reconciliation.
- Develop opening inventory packages and merchandising guidelines for new studios.
- Support seasonal launches, presale activities, grand openings, and in-studio retail setup.
- Train franchisees and studio teams on product knowledge, retail selling, and merchandising best practices.
- Collaborate with Marketing, Design, Social, Operations, Finance, and Fitness teams.
What We’re Looking For
- 4+ years of experience in retail merchandising, procurement, buying, inventory management, or retail operations.
- Experience with merchandise sourcing, vendor negotiations, inventory planning, and visual merchandising.
- Background in athleisure, apparel, fitness, boutique wellness, franchising, or multi-unit retail strongly preferred.
- Understanding of retail forecasting, budgeting, product profitability, and operational planning.
- Experience supporting new-location openings, initial inventory purchasing, or systemwide retail launches is preferred.
- Strong organizational, analytical, negotiation, and project-management skills.
- Ability to independently manage multiple priorities in a fast-growing environment.
- Creative eye for product assortment, visual merchandising, and brand presentation.
- Bachelor’s degree in Merchandising, Marketing, Business, Supply Chain, or a related field preferred.
- Passion for health, fitness, and boutique wellness brands; familiarity with Pilates is a plus.
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Who's Hiring
- Amazon11
- Clayco4
- TikTok4
- Colgate-Palmolive4
- Quest Diagnostics3
Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software23
- Retail15
- Manufacturing10
- Chemicals & Materials10
- E-Commerce & Online Marketplaces10
Mid Level Procurement Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level procurement manager job?
Lead with ownership: applications that highlight specific contracts you negotiated, suppliers you onboarded, or cost savings you delivered outperform those listing general duties. Tailor your resume to show you operated with limited oversight, not just followed direction. Familiarity with procurement systems, sourcing strategy, and cross-functional collaboration signals readiness for mid level responsibility to most hiring managers.
Which companies hire mid level procurement managers?
Companies hiring mid level procurement managers right now include Amazon, Clayco, and TikTok, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Mid level openings tend to come from organizations with established supply chains, active capital spending, or ongoing vendor expansion who need professionals who can manage supplier relationships independently.
Are there remote mid level procurement manager jobs?
Yes, though availability varies by industry and role scope. About 40% of mid level procurement manager openings are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting how much supplier relationship and contract management work can happen off-site. Roles tied to physical inventory, manufacturing, or on-site vendor oversight tend to require more in-person presence.
How do I move up to a mid level procurement manager role?
Growth from entry level into mid level comes from taking on progressively larger sourcing projects, building measurable outcomes like cost reductions or improved supplier performance, and demonstrating you can work without close supervision. Earning category ownership, learning to run competitive bids, and contributing to vendor negotiations all signal to employers that you are ready for the accountability that mid level roles carry.
Which industries hire the most mid level procurement managers?
Mid Level procurement manager roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Retail, and Manufacturing, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. These sectors drive consistent hiring because they maintain complex supplier networks, manage significant purchasing volumes, and require experienced professionals who can independently oversee sourcing cycles and vendor contracts.