Company Information
Wayfair is one of the world’s largest online destinations for the home. Committed to delighting customers every step of the way with a selection of 10million products, Wayfair is reinventing the way people shop for their homes – from product discovery to fi nal delivery.
Number of Vacancies Multiple
Degrees Required Bachelor or Masters degree in business or STEM-related fi elds
Placements Available Internships and entry-level positions
Locations
Berlin and London Salary
Who we are looking for We are looking for students and graduates with a strong business or STEM background, who are good at multi-tasking, working in a team and thriving in a fast-paced environment. Wayfair is after entrepreneurial spirits who are exceptional problem-solvers with good analytical skills.
Careers Off ered We have a number of exciting career opportunities in departments such as category management, buying, merchandising, promotions and more. You can kick-start your career at Wayfair by applying to a six-month internship or to entry-level roles.
Application Details After submitting your CV and cover letter, your application is reviewed by our recruiters, who will test your inner drive and experience. Successful candidates are then invited for an onsite interview in London or Berlin, depending on the position.
Benefi ts
Once you join Wayfair, you can expect a whole lot of perks! Other than a competitive salary and bonus, you will benefi t from our learn@work development programmes, free yoga classes, discounted gym memberships, massages, workshops and other exciting events.
Competitive
Online Applications
wayfair.com/careers
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Contact Details Steffi Neth, EU campus recruiting manager Karl-Liebknecht Str. 29, 10178 Berlin, Deutschland Tel: +49 30 632 2265 733 Email: eucampusrecruiting @
wayfair.com
Web Address
wayfair.com
Closing Date Ongoing
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