Sr. Analyst, FP&A - Supply Chain & Merchandising

Who We Are:

Being naked is the #1 most sustainable option. We're #2.

Since 2009, we've been on a mission to bring sustainable fashion to everyone. Named one of Fast Company’s Brands That Matter and winning a Best Carbon Footprint award, we have big goals like being Climate Positive by 2025, Circular by 2030, and pushing the whole industry forward along the way. Our work has gotten love in Drapers and Sourcing Journal, and TIME wrote about how great our CEO, Hali Borenstein, is. Basically, we're saving the Earth and looking damn good doing it.

We're a global brand with 50+ stores (and counting) around the world, and our own sustainable factory in LA. We innovate across categories like accessories, swimwear, and sleepwear, and we reach millions of people with campaigns like this, this and this. 

None of this work is possible without the incredible people behind it. We're a mission-based company that invests in an inclusive culture, so we can innovate together and ensure everyone has the space to grow, thrive, and belong.

And starting right now, we want to do all that with you.

 

Work Location/ Schedule: 4-5 days on-site at our offices in Vernon-50% & Culver City-50% (as needed) 

Reformation is seeking a highly analytical, detail-oriented Senior Analyst, FP&A - Merchandising / Supply Chain / Operations  to join our lean, high-impact team. This role is critical in driving financial insights, supporting strategic decision-making, and ensuring financial discipline across the business. You will support planning, forecasting and performance analysis to enable confident decisions by our cross functional partners. 

The ideal candidate is a self-starter who can manage projects independently and thrives in a fast paced environment.

 

Key Responsibilities:

Gross Margin:

• Partner closely with product teams (merchandising, planning, supply chain) to analyze AUR, AUC, IMU, markdown, and margin drivers across categories, styles, and sales channels
• Identify and communicate margin risks and opportunities driven