Top eCommerce Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Defines Expedia’s motion language across product and brand, designing UI animations, micro-interactions, prototypes, editorial content, and promotional videos. Partners with engineers across iOS, Android, and web to create implementable motion specifications and ensure quality execution. Leads motion standards, critiques, mentoring, stakeholder influence, and organizational capability building while contributing hands-on as a player-coach.

The Assistant Brand Manager supports brand strategy and execution across established and emerging pet brands. Responsibilities include managing launches and campaigns, coordinating cross-functional projects, conducting market and competitor research, optimizing e-commerce merchandising and promotions, improving customer onboarding and retention, and analyzing metrics such as ROI, CVR, AOV, and LTV.

Manage influencer and UGC partnerships across multiple children’s furnishing brands, including creator sourcing, vetting, briefing, negotiation, contracting, content review, asset organization, and payment coordination. Collaborate with growth marketing, brand, DTC, creative, and PR teams to support paid social, best-seller campaigns, seasonal product coverage, and press requests. Maintain creator and press workflows while ensuring content aligns with brand standards and performance goals.

Own Square’s organic social strategy, audience definition, content calendar, community management, creator and influencer programs, social listening, crisis support, and channel performance. Partner with brand, creative, paid media, communications, legal, partnerships, and agencies to connect social activity to brand positioning and perception goals. This individual contributor role spans strategy through publication and requires strong judgment, writing, execution, and cross-functional influence.

Leads paid-social user acquisition strategy across multiple markets and platforms, owning subscriber growth, marketing efficiency, investment decisions, measurement, experimentation, and creative strategy. Partners with Marketing, Creative, Product, Analytics, Finance, agencies, and regional teams to optimize performance, influence senior stakeholders, manage complex initiatives, and build scalable paid-social standards and playbooks. This is a senior individual contributor role reporting to the Senior Director of Growth Marketing.

Own Square’s organic social strategy, audience definition, content calendar, community management, social listening, creator and influencer partnerships, crisis support, and channel performance. Develop and publish content with creative partners, connect social to brand positioning and campaigns, coordinate organic and paid efforts, assess trends, and provide performance insights and recommendations across teams.

Build and own scalable data platforms and ingestion pipelines using BigQuery, dbt, and modern ingestion tools. Design batch and CDC workflows, improve reliability and observability, implement governance and access controls, and support analytics and AI agents. Develop Python services and internal tooling, contribute to architecture and lakehouse experiments, collaborate with stakeholders, and mentor engineers. The role requires strong SQL, Python, cloud infrastructure, testing, CI/CD, and AI-assisted development experience.

Manage month-end, quarter and year-end close with emphasis on fixed assets, royalties, prepaid amortization, cash/credit card activity, and operating expenses. Maintain fixed asset module, analyze royalty agreements, reconcile accruals, support NetSuite processes, improve accounting workflows, document SOPs, and assist external audits.

Leads and develops an Account Management team responsible for campaign performance, client growth, gross profit targets, and incremental spend. Coaches team members, improves processes, supports cross-functional campaign initiatives, promotes analytics-driven reporting, and develops go-to-market best practices. The role also owns organizational projects, communicates with senior stakeholders, and travels up to 20%.

Own enterprise sales across Fortune 500 and Global 2000 accounts, including prospecting, pipeline development, executive discovery, competitive platform selling, business-case creation, complex deal management, forecasting, closing, expansion, and renewals. The role requires selling multi-product software platforms to organizations exceeding $1 billion in revenue, managing nine- to eighteen-month sales cycles, and traveling approximately 30–40% for customer and partner engagements.