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Strategy and Operations Manager - US Governance & Experience - TikTok Shop

Posted 41 days ago

tiktokSeattle (WA)

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About the role

TikTok Shop's Governance and Experience(GNE) team is a global team responsible for ensuring a safe and trustworthy marketplace for not only our buyers, but also our sellers and creators. The GNE Data Science, Strategy and Insight will working closely with the business from new business opportunities exploration to key metrics set-up. In the team, you can have a chance to understand the whole live shopping business model and make some impact with us.
Responsibilities: Responsible for US e-commerce business strategy, involved in business development and key metrics analysis.- Conduct industry research, including but not limited to merchants or product governance, user experience improvement, logistics support and other fields, refining and summarizing industry best practices and providing specific implementation solutions and recommendations.- Use analytics tools to produce critical business insights, to ensure cross-functional alignment of goals and execution, and help the team build strategic partnerships and drive initiatives forward.
Minimum Qualifications: 2+ years professional experience in strategy or strategy operations, with domain knowledge in e-commerce, marketplace business, consumables or technology;- Ability to conduct in-depth research and analytics projects independently.- Outstanding framework and logic, sensitive to data, good communication, and the ability to adapt to a fast-pace work environment. Preferred
Qualifications: Experience in management consulting or business strategy will be a plus.- SQL-related experience will be a plus.
Req ID: A138755

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