Charcuterie Fromage Manager
About the job
- Hold a French Baccalauréat or Brevet de Technicien Supérieur in Sales, or have successful experience as a delicatessen and cheese counter department manager in mass retail or in the traditional retail sector.
- Have strong customer-relations and retail-sales abilities, including the ability to build customer trust and provide advice and added value.
- Be passionate about the trade and the products.
- Be dynamic, rigorous, organized, autonomous, and comfortable with field-based duties.
- Be available to work Monday through Sunday in half-day shifts.
- Become familiar with the delicatessen and cheese counter department, company processes, and the team during the onboarding period.
- Take responsibility for the delicatessen and cheese counter department as a strategic profit center and key customer destination.
- Welcome customers and sell products.
- Manage orders, product rotation, stock, and department presentation in compliance with applicable delicatessen and cheese activity standards.
- Define the product range according to seasonality.
- Manage procurement, inventory, shrinkage, and product and promotion placement.
- Manage the department's operating results, including revenue, margin, purchasing, and inventory.
- Determine a commercial strategy and set appropriate selling prices.
- Use the department's management information system.
- Define department layouts and promotional activities.
- Manage supplier relationships in accordance with the store's commercial and marketing policy.
- Participate in sales with the team and ensure compliance with hygiene standards and applicable regulations.
- Guarantee product quality and the quality of service provided to customers.
- Supervise and motivate a team of employees and maintain a positive working environment.
About the company
Groupement Les Mousquetaires runs a network of retail banners across four countries, including Intermarché (fresh groceries), Bricomarché (home improvement), and Roady (auto services). Stores are owned by thousands of local partners who participate in management, so customers shop for products and services through locally run outlets. The group distinguishes itself by a cooperative-style governance that links store owners with the communities served, enabling locally adapted assortments and close proximity. Its goal is to maximize proximity to communities and create opportunities for customers, partners, and employees through a multi-banner, locally driven business model.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Alcanena, Portugal
Founded
1969
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- September 2026 Auchan deal adds 167 supermarkets, accelerating reach toward 20% share.
- June 2025 Colruyt acquisition brings 81 stores and 44 fuel stations.
- La Farlède pilot cut checkout errors from 3% to under 1%.
What critics are saying
- September 2026 inflation warnings from Thierry Cotillard signal brutal pricing pressure through winter 2026.
- The 2026 Auchan conversion spans seven waves, risking execution delays and staff churn.
- Failed Colruyt and Auchan integrations hand traffic to Carrefour and E.Leclerc, crushing 2028 ambitions.
What makes Groupement Les Mousquetaires unique
- Independent-merchant ownership keeps Intermarché, Netto, and Bricomarché locally entrepreneurial.
- September 2026 Auchan franchise conversion proves Mousquetaires can absorb 167 stores quickly.
- Diebold Nixdorf's 2025 AI rollout shows operational discipline against shrink.
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Benefits
Parental Leave
Health Insurance
Paid Vacation
Employee Discount
Company News
Deployment of Vynamic® Smart Vision I Shrink Reduction from Diebold Nixdorf follows successful pilot program at Intermarché store in La FarlèdeNORTH CANTON, Ohio, Jan. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Faced with the growing challenges of the retail sector, Groupement Mousquetaires, a French retail group with brands like Intermarché, Netto and Bricomarché, plans to address fraud at its self-service checkouts with an AI-powered solution from Diebold Nixdorf (NYSE: DBD). After successfully piloting Vynamic® Smart Vision I Shrink Reduction, designed to tackle the most common causes of loss in retail store environments, Groupement Mousquetaires is preparing to implement the solution across the group's store locations. This innovative project represents a significant step forward in the fight against shrinkage at self-service checkouts (SCOs), boosting operational efficiency and enhancing the customer experience
JimmyAsh: The company raised $36.3 million of venture funding in the form of convertible debt from undisclosed investors on October 13, 2023.