At Lyric we believe life should not be put on hold, while on the road. Travel should be an opportunity to feel more inspired, gain a fresh perspective, and connect with your destination. Our creative suites feature flexible spaces, purposeful design, and crafted experiences so that where you stay becomes a place for you to experience more. 

What you’ll be doing:

    • Create quarterly furniture/accent design catalogue with multiple packages by sourcing new vendors/suppliers for future Lyric suites
    • Aggressively negotiate purchase quantities, item prices, and delivery dates
    • Work with Brand on selection of vendors/suppliers
    • Work with Brand on managing cost and lead times
    • Partner with Logistics to ensure we have the right stock quantities in the warehouse
    • Partner with Logistics to ensure quality of product meets Lyric standards
    • Maintain supplier/vendor relations, resolve issues and conduct final negotiations with suppliers/vendors as necessary

We’re looking for someone with:

  • Bachelors Degree in Design or Merchandising related field
  • 3-8 years of Buying/Product/Category Management experience.
  • Prior experience in home design on a budget is preferred
  • Experience with typical startup tech applications (Drive, Slack, Gmail, etc.)
  • Technical Design Skills (ex CAD)

Perks and Benefits:

  • Competitive Salary and Equity
  • Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage
  • Commuter Subsidy
  • Fitness Subsidy
  • 401k
  • Education Subsidy
  • Unlimited PTO
  • Pet Friendly Office

About Us:

Lyric is building the next great hospitality company.
We design and manage premium short-term rentals, that combine the spaciousness of an apartment, the amenities of a 4-star hotel, the productivity of your favorite work space, and the creative inspiration of an artistic studio.
Powering everything we do is a proprietary software and data platform designed to inform every aspect of our operations - from location selection to inventory design, revenue management to personalized guest experiences.
The global accommodations industry is worth more than $1T/year, but it hasn’t kept up with the needs of today’s modern traveler. Lyric is changing that.
We set out to re-imagine what this future will look like, and we'd love to have you along as part of that journey!

Our Team

We are a fast growing team founded by veteran entrepreneurs and backed by a number of the largest and most respected VC’s in the world. Headquartered in downtown San Francisco, we're hiring top talent across all business units! 

 

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