Ecommerce Project Manager
Ecommerce Project Manager
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage ecommerce and web development projects from request intake through delivery
- Communicate directly with clients, developers, designers, QA, and internal stakeholders
- Turn client requests into clear tickets, scopes, action items, and next steps
- Keep projects moving by following up, removing blockers, and escalating issues when needed
- Help clients prioritize work based on business value, urgency, risk, and budget
- Track timelines, estimates, approvals, and open decisions
- Prepare agendas, meeting notes, status updates, and client-facing summaries
- Identify when a request needs more discovery, technical review, UX input, or change control
- Keep client goals in view, not just individual tasks
- Support long-term account health by spotting risks, opportunities, and recurring needs
- Experience managing digital, ecommerce, web, software, or technical projects
- Strong client communication skills, especially when priorities, scope, or timelines are unclear
- Ability to switch context quickly across multiple clients and active workstreams
- Comfort working with technical teams and learning unfamiliar systems
- Strong follow-through and a habit of circling back on open items
- Ability to simplify complex topics for clients and internal teams
- Good judgment about when to solve, when to ask questions, and when to escalate
- Strategic thinking around client goals, business outcomes, and project value
- High ownership, strong organization, and attention to detail
- Calm, clear communication under pressure
- Helpful Experience
- Ecommerce platforms such as Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce, or WooCommerceWeb development agency experience
- Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Monday, or similar project management tools
- Working with designers, developers, QA teams, and technical leads
- Writing scopes, estimates, requirements, tickets, or acceptance criteria
- Managing retainers, support clients, or multiple accounts at once
- Experience with integrations, ERPs, CRMs, shipping, tax, analytics, or marketing tools
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