Part-Time

Operations Associate

Multiple Teams

Posted on 8/5/2025

Alo Yoga

Alo Yoga

501-1,000 employees

Direct-to-consumer yoga apparel and accessories

Compensation Overview

$18 - $20/hr

+ Monthly Store Incentive

Washington, DC, USA

In Person

Category
Operations & Logistics (2)
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Required Skills
Inventory Management
Customer Service
Requirements
  • 1+ years prior work experience in a client-centric, sales & operational environment
  • Requires constant movement in and around all areas of store
  • Ability to lift, push, carry or otherwise move up to 50 pounds
  • Ability to lift, bend, kneel, climb, crawl and/or twist, and safely climb up/down a ladder
  • Ability to stand and move for an entire shift
  • Passion for customer service and delivering exceptional experiences
  • Self-motivated with a desire to achieve results and excel individually, and as a team
  • Aligns with and embodies Alo’s Guiding Principles
Responsibilities
  • Execute inventory management processes effectively with a focus on maximizing inventory accuracy and reducing shrink
  • Investigate and root cause inventory accuracy issues, partnering with the General/Store Manager to escalate process or system gaps
  • Support execution of key operational functions including shipment, receiving and processing, reverse transfers, sales floor recovery, intra-day sales floor replenishment, floor set updates, and supply management
  • Maintain and champion strong visual standards for the sales floor
  • Work closely with reporting, budgets, expenses, inventory control, supplies, vendor relationships, technology, and facilities to ensure maintained and maximized
  • Support a safe work environment and efficient operation through strong stockroom standards and processes
  • Move dynamically on the retail floor to assess and fulfill the needs of the business, team and guests
  • Execute company-level operations-focused directives, projects and initiatives, in partnership with the Operations & Visual Management team
  • Assists in processing shipment and ensuring product flow; including but not limited to visual merchandising placement and daily replenishment excellence
  • Demonstrate strong business acumen by leveraging metrics to support business-driving strategies
  • Resolve client needs quickly & effectively ensuring customer satisfaction
  • Identify product concerns and communicate inventory needs to support the business goals
  • Duties require constant movement in and around the store, including the sales floor and back of house. When not actively assisting guests, this position takes initiative to perform other tasks, as needed, to keep store clean, safe, inviting and operating efficiently.

Alo Yoga designs and sells high-quality yoga wear and wellness accessories through its own online store, aloYoga.com. It serves yoga enthusiasts and active lifestyle fans with clothing for yoga, training, pilates, running, and lounging, plus accessories such as mats, bags, hats, and jewelry, as well as wellness products. The products are created to be both functional for workouts and stylish for everyday wear, with frequent new arrivals and seasonal collections to keep the catalog fresh. The company differentiates itself by its celebrity-endorsed branding, strong lifestyle positioning, and a direct-to-consumer model that gives it control over the brand, pricing, and customer experience, along with collaborations and a broad product range. Its goal is to expand the Alo Yoga community by making yoga-inspired fashion a daily habit and continuing to grow its online, asset-light business through diverse product lines and brand partnerships.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2007

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Over 50 Sanctuaries worldwide drive community and recurring revenue.
  • $90 million Beverly Hills HQ acquired in 2025 signals strong growth.
  • Celebrity endorsements from Kendall Jenner boost global brand appeal.

What critics are saying

  • Briohny Smyth's 2025 lawsuit triggers employee reclassification and damages.
  • FTC fines Alo for undisclosed influencer endorsements within 6 months.
  • $90 million HQ impairs balance sheet if growth stalls by 2027.

What makes Alo Yoga unique

  • Alo Yoga blends yoga apparel with streetwear using advanced fabrics.
  • Alo Moves platform and Sanctuaries integrate digital fitness with retail.
  • Handbag line launched in September 2025 expands beyond activewear.

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Yardi
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