Job Description
About the role
The “Seller” team is responsible for growing the business of sellers. As Seller project manager, you will be reporting into the VP C2C. You will be responsible to lead key projects aiming at growing the item supply and the GMV.
What you’ll be doing
Delight & activate our C2C (individual) sellers: Lead selected projects to increase the C2C supply & GMV, such as deposit form revamp or ad hoc activation events
Transform our sellers into entrepreneurs: Lead “seller center” project, aiming at bringing to our sellers more insights & tools to grow their business
Build THE reference catalogue in the fashion industry: Lead (Product Inventory Management) PIM design and implementation, that will become the backbone of our catalogue
Who you are
Proven experience of leading complex projects in a top-tier consulting firm or in an ecommerce player (2-3 years)
Autonomy to coordinate stakeholders from different functions
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Excel & SQL
Strong interest for the pre-loved fashion market
Customer focused
Result oriented
Fluency in English
What we offer
Permanent contract based in Paris
Autonomy to lead high impact projects
Exposure to Vestiaire Collective senior management
Opportunity to work in a fast-growing company
Next step
If you are ready to join our fast-paced company, apply below! Our team will review your application within the following 4 weeks. If your profile and experience fit our requirements, we will invite you for a first phone call.
About Vestiaire Collective
It all comes down to one important question: Why should so many great fashion items remain unworn in people’s wardrobes?
Vestiaire Collective is a global platform that connects millions of buyers and sellers of desirable pre-loved fashion. We are global: our headquarters are in Paris and we have satellite offices in Tourcoing, New York City, Tourcoing, Berlin and Hong Kong.
Vestiaire Collective is an equal opportunity employer. We strive to develop an inclusive work environment that reflects the diversity of our fashion activist community.
