VP Commerce Strategy and Value Engineering
- Remote (United States)
- Full-time
- POSTED YESTERDAY
About the job
Role Description
Lead commerce strategy and value engineering for prospective brand partners, connecting marketplace opportunities to credible commercial proposals. Partner with New Business sellers, Analytics, Operations and Finance to design solutions and substantiate the growth and profitability case for choosing Recom. Reporting to the Chief Growth Officer, you will collaborate across the relevant marketing and commercial teams to deliver these priorities.
Key Responsibilities
Lead diagnostic discovery, marketplace assessments and strategic consultations with prospective clients. Analyze Amazon listings, storefronts, advertising, operations and competitive performance to identify growth opportunities. Design tailored solutions across Recom’s commercial models and validate feasibility with delivery teams. Build quantified business cases, growth scenarios and profitability assumptions with Finance and Analytics. Present recommendations, address technical and commercial questions, and support proposals and executive buying decisions. Establish repeatable diagnostic tools and proposal standards; feed buyer insights into marketing, product and operational teams.
Minimum Qualifications
10+ years in ecommerce strategy, solutions consulting, value engineering or comparable commercial advisory work. Deep knowledge of Amazon marketplace operations and ability to interpret performance and financial data. Track record advising senior brand stakeholders and shaping commercially viable growth strategies. Strong executive presentation, cross-functional leadership and financial-modeling skills.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with Seller Central, Vendor Central and both 1P and 3P commercial models. Experience in Amazon advertising, brand protection and marketplace analytics. Experience building a presales or commerce-strategy capability. Experience validating inventory, working-capital, margin and operational assumptions in proposals.