Future Opportunity - Hobby Lobby Buyer

Hobby Lobby is seeking candidates to fill future full-time Buyer Opportunities Hobby Lobby is the largest privately-owned arts-and-crafts retailer in the world. We believe people are our greatest asset and are committed to cultivating a workplace culture built on connection, collaboration, and mutual support for approximately 50,000 employees! We have over 1,000 stores in 48 states that offer over 80,000 items to our customers. These stores are supported by the over 12 million square feet of office, manufacturing and distribution campus located in Oklahoma City. Description Hobby Lobby is looking to identify candidates for future full-time Buyer opportunities. These candidates have the ability to identify winning products, source them at the optimal value, and maintain the right inventory levels to maximize sales and inventory productivity. Buyers work on-site in an office setting Monday through Friday with exception of travel days. Buyers collaborate with other Buyers, Compliance Teams, Design Teams, and Vendors. Please provide a résumé when applying for this position. No employee sponsorship is available for this position. Responsibilities Product Selection – Evaluate and choose products that align with customer preferences, market demand, and revenue opportunities. Merchandising Strategy – Identify emerging trends, styles, pricing opportunities, and assortments that drive customer engagement and sales. Commercial Performance – Balance customer demand, product costs, margins, sales performance, and profitability to maximize business results. Supplier & Sourcing Management – Identify and partner with suppliers that can deliver the right products while optimizing cost, quality, lead times, and purchasing terms. Inventory Management – Strategically manage inventory levels to support sales, improve turns, and minimize excess stock, markdowns, and holding costs. Demand & Purchase Planning – Forecast customer demand and translate sales expectations into effective purchasing decisions, quantities, and timing. Product Lifecycle Management – Oversee products throughout their lifecycle, from initial selection and supplier development through replenishment, performance management, and exit.