Senior Manager, eCommerce Platforms
tranzealSpringfield (MA)
Senior Manager, eCommerce Platforms
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tranzealSpringfield (MA)
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Manager
About the role
We're Hiring: Senior Manager, eCommerce Platforms
Location: Remote, USA
Compensation: Competitive Base Salary + Benefits + Annual Bonus
Employment Type:
Full-Time Direct HireWe are seeking an experienced Senior Manager, eCommerce Platforms to lead enterprise-scale digital commerce platforms and technology initiatives. The ideal candidate will bring strong experience across SAP Commerce Cloud (CCv2 / Hybris) and Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), with a proven track record of delivering scalable B2B and B2C eCommerce solutions. Key Responsibilities & Requirements: Lead end-to-end ownership and evolution of enterprise eCommerce platforms. Strong experience with SAP Commerce Cloud (CCv2 / Hybris) and AEM.Lead solution architecture, technical design, and complex platform integrations. Experience integrating eCommerce platforms with ERP, PIM, middleware, and search systems. Strong understanding of Headless Commerce, APIs, and enterprise integrations. Drive platform roadmap, Agile delivery, DevOps, testing, release management, and production support. Collaborate with Product Owners, Business Partners, Engineering teams, and external vendors. Experience leading large-scale technology initiatives and managing $3M–$5M+ budgets. Excellent technical leadership, stakeholder management, and communication skills.
Experience: 10+ years in eCommerce technology and digital commerce platform delivery.
Education: Bachelor's degree in IT, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.
Important:
This position does not offer visa sponsorship. Candidates must be independently authorized to work in the USA without sponsorship.
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