Manage Jane Street’s global merchandise and swag program across recruiting, onboarding, events, outreach, and culture initiatives. Responsibilities include developing products, forecasting demand, coordinating roadmaps, managing vendors and logistics partners, overseeing inventory and shipping, tracking program metrics, and improving processes. The role requires expertise in physical product development, production and decoration methods, supply chain operations, and complex stakeholder coordination.
About the position
We're looking for a Swag Program Manager to join Jane Street's global merchandise program, which supports our recruiting, new hire onboarding, community outreach, and internal culture initiatives. You'll join a small team working closely with Recruiting, Events, and Design teams across the firm, along with our external production, warehousing, and logistics partners.
In this role, you'll contribute to both strategy and day-to-day operations:
- Partnering with teams across the firm to turn their goals into program roadmaps, forecast demand, and keep projects on schedule
- Developing new products with our Design team that feel current and true to the brand
- Owning vendor relationships and vetting and matching vendors to projects as needed
- Running the day-to-day operations that keep our global products, inventory, and shipping running smoothly
- Defining success metrics, reporting on program health, and improving processes as the program scales
- Have 7+ years of experience across some combination of merchandising, product development, buying, supply chain, operations, procurement, or logistics
- Have a track record of developing physical products, such as apparel or promotional merchandise
- Have a working knowledge of production and decoration methods (e.g., embroidery, screen printing, sublimation, custom manufacturing) and their tradeoffs on quality, cost, and lead time
- Comfortable building forecasts and models from multiple data sources
- An excellent communicator and project manager with experience coordinating complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives; comfortable managing contractors and vendors
- Organized with excellent attention to detail
- A motivated self-starter who can handle competing priorities
- Curious about the operations of the firm and how your role fits into the bigger picture
If you're a recruiting agency and want to partner with us, please reach out to [email protected]
Jane Street New York, New York, USA Office
250 Vesey Street, New York, NY, United States, 10281
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