eCommerce Solution Specialist (eCommerce)
$80,000 - $100,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80,000 - $100,000
About the role
- Supports Supermicro eStore system, including live chat, email, or any customer support to Supermicro eStore customers
- Acts as the product expert, with deep technical understanding, engaging with both the product support team and programming team to provide correct product solutions/configurations to customers
- Builds strong relationships with internal product teams, aligns strategy and bring product to life with optimized system configuration support
- Aligns product offering with target customer segment, considering market trends and competitive landscape
- Identify requirements and support implementation of eStore system
- Coordinates Supermicro eStore system reviews with marketing and product teams
- Bachelor or Master's degree in business or EE/CE/CS with a strong quantitative background preferred 1-2 years of eCommerce experience within a transactional website environment 1-2 years of experience in a job in the PC/Server market (PC/server system product support and management preferred)
- Strong communication, problem solving skills to interface with cross-functional teams as well as agencies to support the eStore partnerships business
- Strong concept testing experience with an eye for usability, copy and customer experience
- Solid track record of out of box thinking and strategy for an online system support
- Understanding of how users interact with websites and how to maximize effectiveness
- Highly analytical, creative, detail oriented, organized, good team player
- Self-starter approach to work, with an eagerness to consistently exceed objectives and improve processes
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