10 Target electronics buyers
Senior buyer, buyer and director of merchandise buying roles in electronics are among those held by these ten Target electronics buyers, whose titles cover Apple electronics, video games, imaging and smart home, and wireless charging. A reader can learn how buying works in electronics at Target from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
Andrea Bonine
LinkedInExperience: Senior Buyer-Imaging, Smart Home, and Printing · Target
Senior Buyer-Imaging, Smart Home, and Printing at Target since August 2026. At Target they were also Senior Merchandise Planner-Furniture (2024–2026), Merchandise Planner-Furniture (2023–2024), Merchandise Planner-Mobile Accessories (2022–2023) and Senior Insights Analyst-Pricing and Promotion-Candy (2019–2022).
Caroline Masko
LinkedInExperience: Buyer · Target
Buyer at Target since March 2022, with a profile headline of Buyer - Electronics at Target. At Target they were also Senior Site Merchandiser - Toys (2018–2022), Senior Site Merchandiser - Sporting Goods (2018), Site Merchandiser - Sporting Goods (2017–2018) and Senior Item Data Specialist (2016–2017).
Farin Williams
LinkedInExperience: Former Sr. Buyer, Home Electronics · Target
Former Sr. Buyer, Home Electronics at Target (2021–2025). At Target they were also Buyer, Sporting Goods (2018–2021), Category Merchant, Toys & Sporting Goods (2017–2018) and MBA Buyer Intern, Toys (2016), and they have been Sr. Buyer, Seasonal Snacks & Candy at Target since January 2025.
Jackie Williamson
LinkedInExperience: Former Sr Buyer, Portable Audio and Batteries Leader of People · Target
Former Sr Buyer, Portable Audio and Batteries Leader of People at Target (2024–2025). At Target they were also Sr Buyer, Video Games (2022–2024), Sr Buyer, Pets Leader of People (2025) and Merchandise Presentation Business Analyst (2010–2012), and they have been Sr Buyer, Laundry at Target since November 2025.
Jill Rochelle Carey C.
LinkedInExperience: Video Games Senior Buyer, Home Electronics · Target
Video Games Senior Buyer, Home Electronics at Target since 2017. At Target they were also Target.com Senior Buyer - Office & Imaging, Electronics (2014–2017), Grocery Yogurt Buyer (2009–2014), Health & Wellness Grocery Segment Buyer (2008–2009) and Grocery Pizza Buyer (2007–2008).
Josh King
LinkedInExperience: Sr Buyer · Target
Sr Buyer at Target since April 2026, a role the highlight lists under Home Theater and Batteries. At Target they were also Merchandising Operations Lead (2025–2026), Strategy Lead (Owned Brands) (2021–2025), Sr. Buyer - Home Cleaning (2017–2021) and Sr. Buyer - Personal Care (2015–2017).
Kendall Sampson
LinkedInExperience: Buyer - Wireless Charging & Accessories · Target
Buyer - Wireless Charging & Accessories at Target since June 2024, a role the highlight describes as collaborating across the cross-functional team to deliver trend-focused, new innovative items to the Target owned brand assortment. At Target they were also Climate Buyer - Home and Hardlines (2022–2024) and Associate Buyer (2018–2022).
Matt Brockberg
LinkedInExperience: Senior Buyer - Apple Electronics & Accessories · Target
Senior Buyer - Apple Electronics & Accessories at Target since June 2026, managing Apple electronics and accessories according to the highlight. At Target they were also Sr Merchandise Planner (2023–2026), Sr. Merchandise Planner (2020–2023), Merchandise Planner (2017–2020) and Senior Planning Analyst (2016–2017).
Nick Crnkovich
LinkedInExperience: Former Senior Buyer - Apple Electronics & Accessories · Target
Former Senior Buyer - Apple Electronics & Accessories at Target (2022–2026). At Target they were also Senior Buyer - Small Appliances (2017–2022), Partnership and Negotiation Leader (2016–2017) and Buyer - Housewares (2013–2015), and they have been Director - Enterprise Partnerships at Target since May 2026.
Tiffany Trombley
LinkedInExperience: Director, Merchandise Buying, Gaming · Target
Director, Merchandise Buying, Gaming at Target since August 2026. At Target they were also Director, Merchandise Buying, Content Creation, Wearables & Batteries (2025–2026), Director, Merchandise Buying, Seasonal Home (2023–2025), Director, Merchandise Buying, Seasonal Candy & Snacks (2022–2023) and Sr. Buyer-Seasonal Candy (2019–2022).
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's sub-category, such as video games, computing or home theater, to the question you want to ask, since buyers know their own categories best. Check whether the role is current or past and whether it was a buyer or a director role, because the two see different parts of the work.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How did you divide your time between assortment, planning and reviewing results in your electronics role?
- 02What changed in your work when product cycles in your category sped up or slowed down?
- 03What did you learn when you moved between electronics and other categories, and what carried over?
Reaching Target electronics buyers
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