York Employment is currently hiring for a E-Commerce Manager in the city of Ontario. Managing the Sales and E-Commerce for the Account. (Remote position) Responsible for the Amazon Account and is responsible for the end-to-end management the store brands.

Position Summary

The E-Commerce Manager oversees distribution center operations and marketing activities to ensure efficient fulfillment, strong inventory control, and business growth. This role combines operational leadership with marketing strategy, including advertising, promotions, and performance reporting.

Key Responsibilities

Operations & Distribution

Manage daily distribution center operations, including inventory control, product flow, and order fulfillment.
Ensure accurate item setup, inventory accuracy, and timely shipments.
Coordinate inbound and outbound logistics and resolve operational issues.

Compliance & Reporting

Maintain compliance standards and required documentation.
Track operational performance and prepare reports for leadership.

Marketing & Advertising

Plan and execute marketing and advertising campaigns to drive sales.
Manage promotional activities, product launches, and digital advertising efforts.
Analyze performance metrics and optimize ROI and effectiveness.
Collaborate on creative content and branding initiatives.

Process Improvement & Growth

Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and increase performance.
Support expansion into new markets and scalable operational processes.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Sales and marketing growth
Inventory accuracy and fulfillment performance
Shipping and delivery timeliness
Marketing ROI and campaign effectiveness
Cost reduction and operational efficiency

Required Skills & Qualifications

Experience in distribution center, warehouse operations, and marketing
Strong knowledge of inventory systems, logistics, and digital marketing
Data-driven decision-making and analytical skills
Strong collaboration and communication abilities
Ability to manage multiple priorities across operations and marketing