St. Moritz
Stock Assistant
- 28 July 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
About the job
The Stock Assistant / Runner plays a key role in supporting the daily operations of the boutique, ensuring the smooth flow of products between the stockroom and the sales floor. This position requires speed, precision, discretion, and a strong sense of service, contributing directly to an elevated client experience. You will work closely with Client Advisors, Store Management, and Back-of-House teams to maintain impeccable stock organization and support sales activities during peak moments.
Stock Assistant
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Product Handling — Prepare, move, and deliver items from the stockroom to the sales floor quickly and safely.
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Replenishment — Ensure timely restocking of products, packaging materials, and sales tools.
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Support to Sales Team — Assist Client Advisors during client appointments, peak hours, and special events.
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Quality Check — Inspect items before delivery to the sales floor, ensuring they meet brand quality standards.
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Inventory Activities — Participate in cycle counts, annual inventory, and stock accuracy checks.
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Packaging & Preparation — Prepare packaging, gift wrapping, and product presentation materials.
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Operational Support — Assist with deliveries, transfers, and shipments according to internal procedures.
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Boutique Standards — Ensure all back-of-house areas meet the brand’s standards of organization, cleanliness, and security.
Profile & Skills
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Previous experience in luxury retail, fashion retail, logistics, or stockroom operations is a plus.
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Strong sense of urgency and ability to work efficiently during peak traffic.
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Excellent organization skills and attention to detail.
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High level of discretion and respect for luxury client expectations.
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Team player, proactive, and able to support colleagues with a positive attitude.
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Physical stamina and ability to move products safely and quickly.
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Comfort with fast-paced environments and multitasking.
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Basic IT skills (stock systems, tablets, scanners).
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Fluency in English German or other languages are considered an asset.