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What is the difference between End Dive vs Commercial Diver?

AspectEnd DiveCommercial Diver
Required CertificationsOpen Water Certification, Specialty CertificationsCommercial Diving Certification, Underwater Welding, Commercial Diver License
Work EnvironmentRecreational, tourism, trainingIndustrial, construction, underwater repair
Industry UsageTourism, training facilitiesOil & gas, construction, underwater maintenance

End Dive professionals typically focus on recreational diving, training, and tourism, requiring certifications like Open Water and Specialty Certifications. Commercial Divers work in industrial settings, performing underwater construction, repair, and welding, requiring specialized commercial diving licenses and certifications. While both roles involve diving skills, their work environments and certification requirements differ significantly.

What jobs can you get with end dive?

End Dive is not a recognized job title; if referring to diving-related roles, common jobs include commercial diver, scuba instructor, dive guide, or underwater technician. These positions typically require certifications such as PADI or NAUI and involve working in underwater environments, often with specialized equipment and safety protocols.

What cities are hiring for End Dive jobs?

Cities with the most End Dive job openings:

What are popular job titles related to End Dive jobs?

For End Dive jobs, the most frequently searched job titles are:

Merchant / Buyer - Dive & Watersports

Mai Placement

Manhattan, NY • Hybrid

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 16 hours ago


Job description

Merchant / Buyer – Dive & Watersports

Manhattan, NY | Hybrid – 3 Days Onsite (Tue, Wed, Thu)

$120K + KPI Bonus

Position Overview

A growing retail and e-commerce organization is seeking a Merchant / Buyer to take full ownership of the Dive & Watersports category across omni-channel sales platforms. This person will own the category from all sides, including assortment, purchasing, inventory, forecasting, vendor relationships, pricing, merchandising, and growth.

The ideal candidate understands the dive and watersports customer and can independently dive into the category, identify opportunities, and drive sales and profitability.

The Ideal Candidate

  • Strong merchandising, buying, or category management experience in retail or e-commerce

  • Hands-on dive and/or watersports experience with strong knowledge of the products and customer

  • Proven experience independently owning a product category end-to-end

  • Strong Open-to-Buy (OTB), forecasting, inventory, and assortment planning experience

  • Analytical and commercially minded with a strong understanding of sales, margins, and profitability

  • Strong vendor management and negotiation skills

  • Self-directed with a true ownership mentality

Key Responsibilities

  • Own sales, profitability, assortment, and inventory health for the category

  • Develop and execute category, pricing, merchandising, and growth strategies

  • Manage purchasing, forecasting, Open-to-Buy, and inventory planning

  • Build and negotiate vendor relationships

  • Analyze sales and product performance to identify opportunities and adjust strategy

  • Partner with marketing, web, and sales teams to drive category performance

Qualifications

  • Retail, e-commerce, buying, merchandising, or category management experience

  • Dive and/or watersports experience required

  • Strong Excel and analytical skills

  • Experience with OTB, forecasting, inventory management, and vendor negotiations

  • Demonstrated ability to take complete ownership of a category and drive results

Benefits

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance

  • 401(k)

  • Commuter benefits

  • Employee discounts

  • PTO + company holidays

  • Hybrid schedule – 3 days onsite / 2 days remote

Email resume to: nechi@maiplacement.com