eCommerce Product Sourcing Manager

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fesco groupBrooklyn (NY)

Online Merchants Household Appliances, Electric Housewares, and Consumer Electronics Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

FESCO eCommerce Product Sourcing Manager For the past six decades, The FESCO Group has become is a top international manufacturer of consumer electronics with over 3,000 products and 15 leading brands... including House of Harlow, Body Glove, The Weather Channel, Car & Driver, Perry Ellis, RCA, Epilady and Coby Audio. We are now looking to aggressively build up our eCommerce business. The Ecommerce Product Sourcing Manager will be responsible for sourcing new consumer products to be sold on our Amazon Sellers / Vendors Marketplace. (This position is fully on-site at our East Williamsburgh / Brooklyn, NY office. Additionally, we unfortunately do not have the budget to relocate candidates to our area, nor sponsor any work visas.)

Key Responsibilities: Actively source a variety of CONSUMER products that FESCO buys or develops and then actively sells on its Amazon Sellers 3P marketplace. Research and analyze online selling activity to determine consumer interests, buying trends and to keep abreast of competitor merchandise. Forecast profitability for new products and services.

Desired Experience and Skills: 4+ years of professional work experience sourcing consumer products (excluding food and apparel) for Amazon Seller's marketplace. Familiarity with using basic Amazon tools such as Keepa, Jungle Scout, Helium 10, Strong familiarity with Amazon's platform and its various features, including the ability to navigate and search for products on the site. Understanding of how to track product prices, sales ranks, and other data points over time. Knowledge of how to use Amazon tools and filters to analyze data and make informed purchasing decisions. Ability to interpret and analyze data to make informed decisions about which products to purchase and when. Experience using Amazon tools to research and evaluate potential products for purchase.

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