Visual Merchandising-egypt

We’re Hiring! – Visual Merchandiser

Company: ARAFA Stores
Location: Egypt -Cairo – Giza
Employment Type: Full-time
Experience Required: Minimum 2 years in Visual Merchandising

Job Responsibilities:

Develop and implement effective visual merchandising strategies to enhance the customer experience and drive sales.

Create eye-catching and brand-aligned displays across all store sections.

Monitor and maintain store presentation standards and ensure consistency across branches.

Collaborate with marketing and sales teams to support promotional campaigns and new product launches.

Conduct regular store visits to assess display effectiveness and gather feedback.

Stay up to date with the latest visual trends and competitor activity.

Train in-store teams on visual standards and product presentation guidelines.

What We Offer:

Medical Insurance

Social Insurance

Attractive Commission Scheme

Monthly Performance Bonus

Official Public Holidays & Annual Leave

Continuous Training & Development Programs

How to Apply:
Contact us via WhatsApp: 01011117865
Please mention Visual Merchandiser

Join our team and bring creativity to life at ARAFA Store's

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