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Walmart

Sells groceries and essentials in stores and online

Senior Analyst Intern - Merchandising Development Program

Procurement & SourcingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBentonville, AR, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Must have completed a Summer 2026 Walmart or Sam's Club internship to be eligible.
  • A bachelor's degree in business or a related area, or one year of experience in merchandising or a related area.
  • Knowledge of member buying behaviors across channels, channel-specific consumption trends, member experience touchpoints, and member feedback collection techniques.
  • Knowledge of technologies, techniques, and digital practices for evaluating business performance data and using advanced statistical methods to support business planning decisions.
  • Knowledge of supply chain and operations activities, compliance, regulatory and safety guidelines, and processes between functions.
  • Knowledge of financial management principles and methods, including tools and processes for managing organizational financial assets and liabilities.
  • Knowledge of negotiation concepts and techniques, active listening, probing techniques, and approaches to overcoming resistance.
  • Knowledge of organizational assortment strategies, warehouse model principles, and market and trend analysis techniques.
  • Knowledge of private-brand strategies, product guidelines and quality metrics, distribution channels, packaging guidelines, and product quality standards.
  • Demonstrate respect for others and support a positive associate and customer/member experience across different people, cultures, ideas, and experiences.
  • Develop others through feedback, coaching, mentoring, and developmental opportunities.
  • Build trusting relationships with team members and business partners, collaborate to achieve objectives, communicate effectively, and listen attentively.
  • Maintain integrity, ethics, and compliance; follow laws, the code of conduct, and company policies; and act accountably and transparently.
  • Put customers and members first, apply an omnimerchant mindset, and use data analytics and customer/member insights when making plans.
  • Seek feedback, ask thoughtful questions, support innovation and intelligent risk-taking, and demonstrate resilience.
  • Support continuous improvement and adopt new digital tools and ways of working.

Responsibilities

  • Understand member behavior, monitor member feedback and item reviews, interpret member data, share findings, and develop improvement plans with cross-functional partners.
  • Identify opportunities for new items and categories, research industry and macroeconomic trends and competitor strategies, and communicate findings to partners and leaders.
  • Evaluate channel strategies and financial implications for item availability, including shipping and packaging costs, and coordinate strategic decisions with partners.
  • Review merchandise and sales data using appropriate tools, dashboards, and data sources; interpret findings; summarize pertinent information; and recommend item decisions.
  • Collect and review industry and competitor data, evaluate emerging data sources, and advise partners on their applicability.
  • Use data analysis tools to analyze basic data sets, derive insights, and create or interpret basic reports.
  • Coordinate with partners to identify supply-chain and operations inefficiencies involving supplier delivery schedules, inventory levels, packaging, merchandise display standards, and item placement.
  • Communicate with supplier and vendor partners about supply-chain processes and performance, and collaborate with supply-chain partners on network capacity, transportation, and logistics considerations.
  • Follow up with partners on shrink and waste caused by merchandise and supplier issues; monitor item-quality feedback and trends; and assess the impact of item placement and planograms on associate and member experience.
  • Monitor the impact of supply-chain and operations efficiency actions on the profit and loss statement.
  • Interpret profit and loss statements, research corrective actions, support business cases and recommendations for projected return on investment or cost savings, and conduct hindsight analysis as applicable.
  • Review in-season reporting and seasonal-event financial results, and coordinate financial plans and inventory purchase amounts with cross-functional partners.
  • Conduct basic supplier negotiations in accordance with company policies and applicable laws; build rapport and trust; assess negotiation terms and supplier capabilities; and protect company positions while creating value for the other party.
  • Analyze assortment and product-category performance, develop plans to optimize performance, assess channel tradeoffs, and share insights with cross-functional partners.
  • Develop hypotheses about assortment changes and use online channels to test additions for incremental sales.
  • Analyze private-brand and national-brand roles within assortments and recommend item roles, value opportunities, and product-quality or packaging improvements.
  • Review item placement and planograms, provide feedback on potential issues or space-utilization opportunities, and solicit feedback from Operations partners.
  • Apply current expertise and best practices to develop, execute, and improve action plans, providing guidance to others and aligning efforts with customer and business needs.
  • Build stakeholder relationships, identify business needs, carry out processes and practices, monitor progress and results, recognize improvement opportunities, and adapt to competing demands, organizational changes, and new responsibilities.
  • Model and support compliance with company policies and procedures, mission, values, and standards of ethics and integrity; apply the Open Door Policy and help others follow business processes.

About the Company

Walmart

Sells groceries and essentials in stores and online

Walmart sells groceries, household essentials, clothing, and electronics through stores and online marketplaces for consumers around the world. Its everyday low price model combines large purchasing volumes with distribution networks that move goods to stores and customer homes. Shoppers can browse online, collect orders at a nearby store, or request delivery, while third-party merchants use its marketplace and fulfillment services to reach customers. The group earns revenue from merchandise sales, memberships, advertising, and services, and also operates pharmacies, optical centers, and digital payments businesses. Walmart opened its first discount store in 1962 and is headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bentonville, AR
Founded
1962

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