Omnichannel fashion retailer balancing physical stores and digital channels across Germany
Peek & Cloppenburg operates a hybrid retail business—physical store network across 50+ German cities plus e-commerce—built on SAP, Oracle, and Bloomreach. Hiring is heavily skewed toward sales (185 roles) and logistics (42), with 165 intern/junior positions open, reflecting a business in execution mode: inventory optimization, knit category buying strategy, and seasonal assortment planning dominate active projects, while logistics efficiency and retail media scaling surface repeatedly in pain points. This is a traditional fashion retailer modernizing its supply chain and direct-to-consumer channels.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Department Head, Head of Design Men, Cash Management Head, Menswear Director
Peek & Cloppenburg* Düsseldorf is a privately held fashion retailer with 1,001–5,000 employees, operating a multi-brand store network spanning cities from Berlin to Munich alongside digital commerce. The company combines owned-store retail with omnichannel buying and inventory operations. Tech infrastructure relies on SAP for enterprise operations, Oracle for databases, Bloomreach for digital content, and Looker + BigQuery for analytics. Active hiring across Spain, Germany, and the Netherlands signals regional expansion. Core operational focus is on product lifecycle management—seasonal collection strategy, menswear and knit category development, and logistics network optimization—with particular emphasis on speed-to-market and margin targets.
SAP and Oracle for enterprise operations; Bloomreach for omnichannel commerce; BigQuery and Looker for analytics; Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 for productivity; Adobe Creative Suite for design; Jira and Confluence for collaboration.
Yes. Logistics has 42 active roles open across Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands, reflecting focus on supply chain and inventory optimization.
Düsseldorf, Germany. The company operates 50+ physical stores across German cities and hires regionally in Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands.
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