Working at Reebok — a Boston-based design hub inside Authentic Brands Group's partner network
Reebok is a sportswear brand founded in Bolton, England, in 1958 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, for decades. Its name rests on footwear: the Classic Leather and Club C court shoes, the Pump, and the Nano training line, with apparel built around fitness and an archive that fashion keeps rediscovering. Its renewed push into basketball, led at brand level by Shaquille O'Neal as president of basketball, has added performance credibility to the lifestyle business. Older careers pages describe Reebok as part of the adidas group; that era is over. Its American business was built from the 1980s onward, and the Boston headquarters keeps the design organisation in the city that made the brand a fitness phenomenon.
Adidas sold Reebok to Authentic Brands Group, which completed the purchase in February 2022. Authentic owns the brand and appoints operating partners: SPARC Group first ran the United States business and hosted the Reebok Design Group in Boston, and in 2025 Galaxy Universal took over United States footwear operations, retail and e-commerce, plus global product creation, design and sourcing. A Galaxy and Batra Group joint venture, GB Brands Europe, runs Europe and the United Kingdom. Reebok remains headquartered in Boston, but the employer on a posting depends on which partner holds that piece of the business.

Current openings at Reebok are posted through the company's own careers pages and the job boards — these links lead straight to them:
Boston is where Reebok product is imagined. The design organisation that Galaxy Universal now leads covers footwear design and development across performance and lifestyle, colour and materials work, and the product management that decides which archive styles return and which new platforms lead a season. The Nano line serves training, basketball is being rebuilt as a serious category, and the Classics business mines decades of court and aerobic heritage — three quite different design briefs sharing one roof. Sample and prototype work happens close to the designers, so fit sessions and wear testing form part of the weekly rhythm rather than an overseas afterthought.
Apparel design and development work alongside footwear, building training, studio and lifestyle ranges that have to sit credibly next to the shoes. Because Boston leads global product creation and sourcing, its teams brief and review work with factories and with the regional partners who adapt ranges for their markets. Applications that land here show a footwear or performance apparel specialism — last and fit knowledge, training biomechanics, archive research — rather than general sportswear interest, and portfolios are expected to prove it.
Galaxy Universal, a footwear-focused brand platform, operates Reebok's United States footwear business, its branded retail stores and its e-commerce, and it employs the American commercial teams behind them. Wholesale account staff sell footwear and apparel into sporting goods chains, shoe stores and department stores; retail roles run Reebok's own doors and outlet stores; digital teams trade the online store, manage content and campaigns, and handle the customer operations behind direct sales. Merchandising staff within the same operation decide how much of each line the brand's own channels carry against wholesale commitments, season by season.
Planning, allocation and supply chain roles connect the Boston product engine to those channels, forecasting demand for size-heavy footwear ranges and moving stock between wholesale, retail and online pools. For applicants, the practical point is the name on the contract: United States operating roles are Galaxy roles, advertised through its channels, even though the office, the product calendar and the brand on the door remain Reebok's. Experience from other footwear operators transfers well, because the disciplines — line planning, sell-through management, size-curve forecasting — are shared across the industry.
Above the operators sits Authentic Brands Group itself, employing the brand management, licensing, marketing and business development staff who own Reebok's positioning and choose its partners. Those roles involve approving product and campaign direction, negotiating category and territory licences, and guarding a heritage archive that licensees worldwide draw on. It is a smaller, senior-leaning workforce than the operating companies, and it recruits licensing and brand experience rather than entry-level design talent. The basketball relaunch shows the division of labour plainly: athlete appointments and signings are announced at owner level, while the shoes themselves are created, made and sold by the partners.
Outside the United States and Europe, regional partners employ their own Reebok teams: the Falic Group across much of Latin America, Accent Group in Australia and New Zealand, and long-standing partners such as MGS in Israel, among others appointed since 2022. Their postings cover local retail, wholesale, marketing and e-commerce under the partner's name. A jobseeker outside Boston should therefore search by territory and partner, not expect one global Reebok careers list to contain every opening connected to the brand.
Apply through the official careers channels listed under References on this page, checking the employer named in each posting: Galaxy Universal for Boston product creation and United States operations, Authentic Brands Group for brand and licensing roles, GB Brands Europe for Europe and the United Kingdom, and regional partners in their territories. If an advertisement still describes Reebok as an adidas company, it is years out of date. Tailor the application to the piece you want — footwear design, training product, retail operations or licensing — and name the partner whose business it is.
Authentic Brands Group, which completed its purchase of Reebok from adidas in February 2022. Authentic owns the brand and licenses operations to partners; adidas no longer employs Reebok staff.
Galaxy Universal, which took over in 2025 from SPARC Group. It leads global product creation, design and sourcing from Boston and operates United States footwear, retail stores and e-commerce; Europe and the UK sit with GB Brands Europe, a Galaxy and Batra Group joint venture.
Boston, Massachusetts, where its design and product creation hub has remained through the ownership changes. Brand ownership sits with Authentic Brands Group, and regional partners employ Reebok teams in their own territories.