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Candidates must be within commuting distance of our Minnetonka and Minneapolis offices.
This is an entry level role based in Minnesota.
The Role
Are you naturally curious about what’s trending, why people shop, and what’s next in retail? Do you enjoy discovering new brands, spotting emerging trends, and connecting ideas?
We’re seeking a creative, analytical, and trend-focused individual to join our team. In this role, you’ll partner with our creative team to research emerging consumer trends, identify future product and brand opportunities, and uncover shopper insights that help drive business decisions.
You'll conduct market research and shopper surveys to turn information into meaningful insights and fresh ideas.
What You Will Accomplish
- Research emerging consumer, lifestyle, retail, and product trends.
- Explore social media, retailers, marketplaces, and industry resources to uncover new ideas and opportunities.
- Assist in developing shopper surveys and analyzing consumer behavior and purchasing decisions.
- Research competitive brands, products, packaging, pricing, and merchandising.
- Translate research and data into compelling presentations, infographics, and actionable insights.
- Leverage AI and digital tools to improve research, creativity, and efficiency.
What We’re Looking For
- Bachelor’s degree in business, Marketing, Consumer Behavior, Design, or a related field
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Creative mindset with a passion for consumer products, retail, pop culture, and emerging trends.
- Self-starter who is organized, resourceful, and eager to learn.
- Strong communication and presentation skills with the ability to turn data into clear insights.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office; experience with Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, or AI tools is a plus.
Bonus Points
- 2+ years of relevant experience preferred but not required.
- Experience or interest in consumer research, shopper surveys, or retail merchandising.
- Passion for retail, discovering emerging brands and trends in fashion, home décor, gifting, and lifestyle products.
- Experience creating visual reports, infographics, or trend presentations.
Why Join Us?
If you love discovering what's next, asking questions, and turning research into ideas, this is an opportunity to grow. We'll provide training and mentorship in trend forecasting, shopper insights, and retail innovation while giving you hands-on experience with leading retailers and consumer brands.
About The Company
The Moscoe Group is one of the most experienced and highly respected manufacturers’ representative and marketing firms in the Twin Cities. We have supported suppliers and national retailers, including Target and Best Buy, for over sixty years, becoming the representative of choice for industry leading organizations across a diverse landscape of consumer products. The key to our success is ensuring we have the right people, the latest technology, and the best facilities to support our customers and partners.
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Who's Hiring
- Whole Foods Market25

- Brookshire Grocery Company5

- Bloomingdale's4

- Cigaret Shopper4
- IMB RETAIL STORES4I
Top Industries Hiring
- Retail
- Food & Beverage
- Staffing & Recruiting
- Consulting & Professional Services
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in shopper jobs.
- Ability to walk, stand, and lift up to 50 pounds throughout a full shift
- Experience using handheld scanners, mobile picking apps, or warehouse management systems
- Strong attention to detail for accurate order picking and substitution decisions
- Availability for early morning, evening, weekend, or on-demand shifts
- Previous retail, grocery, fulfillment, or gig delivery experience preferred
- High school diploma or equivalent is typically required by most employers
Tips for Your Shopper Job Search
Tailor your resume to fulfillment metrics
Shopper roles prioritize speed and accuracy, so your resume should call out your order pick rate, substitution rate, or customer satisfaction scores from previous roles. Generic retail experience listed without these numbers blends in with hundreds of other applicants.
Highlight familiarity with scanning tools
Many shopper job listings screen for experience with handheld RF scanners, pick-to-light systems, or store-specific mobile apps. Name the specific tools you have used rather than writing 'familiar with warehouse technology,' which tells hiring managers very little.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists shopper openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that match your shift flexibility
Shopper schedules skew toward early mornings, weekends, and holiday surges. When applying, confirm whether the posting lists fixed shifts or on-demand scheduling, since mismatches here are a common reason offers fall through before the first week.
Prepare for a walk-and-talk interview format
Many shopper interviews happen on the store floor or in the fulfillment area, not in a conference room. Expect the hiring manager to walk you through the picking zone, ask how you'd handle a missing item, and watch how you move through a crowded aisle.
Negotiate schedule before accepting, not after
Once an offer comes through, your strongest leverage is before you sign. Ask directly about guaranteed minimum hours per week, whether hours drop seasonally, and how shifts are assigned, because these details rarely appear in the job posting itself.
Shopper Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most shoppers?
The companies hiring the most shoppers right now include Whole Foods Market, Brookshire Grocery Company, and Bloomingdale's, with the largest share of openings in California, Texas, and Arkansas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. High-volume hiring typically reflects seasonal surges, new fulfillment center openings, or expanded same-day delivery coverage in those markets.
How many shopper jobs are remote?
About 59% of shopper openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, since most shopper roles require physical presence for in-store picking or curbside handoff. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote work are shopper operations coordination, quality assurance reviewing, and personal shopping consultation roles that handle client communication rather than hands-on fulfillment.
How do you become a shopper?
Start by gaining hands-on experience in a retail, grocery, or fulfillment environment, even in a stocking or cashier role, to learn store layouts and inventory systems. Build familiarity with handheld scanning tools and mobile picking apps. Apply to entry-level shopper or order fulfillment roles, emphasize your accuracy and physical stamina, and move into specialized personal shopping or lead positions as you build a proven record of fast, accurate order completion.
Can you get hired as a shopper with little or no experience?
Yes, many shopper roles are entry-level and hire candidates with no direct picking experience. Employers prioritize reliability, physical ability to handle shift demands, and availability during peak hours over prior titles. If you have worked in any customer-facing or warehouse setting, frame that experience around accuracy, speed, and handling high-volume periods, which translates directly to what shopper hiring managers are evaluating.
What does the shopper interview process look like?
Most shopper interviews are brief and practical. A hiring manager or shift supervisor typically conducts a short one-on-one conversation covering your availability, physical ability to meet shift demands, and how you handle substitutions when an item is out of stock. Some employers include a brief floor walk or a scenario question about a missed item or delivery conflict. Decisions often come within a day or two of the interview.
Where can I find and apply to shopper jobs?
You can find and apply to shopper jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your location, availability, and experience level, then apply directly to each one that fits. No extra steps are needed between finding a role and submitting your application.
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