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Within our Flagship Accounts Unit, you will steer the success of Europe’s most recognizable fashion and sports brands as they scale their Digital Partner Programs. You’ll join a high-performance, cross-functional team that thrives on an open work structure and an incomparable spirit of collaboration. Become a vital part of our Flagship Accounts Team with the focus of managing one of the global leading sports brands. In this high-visibility role, your ability to provide structure and leadership during critical moments will be key to Tradebyte’s Enterprise Growth.
Job Responsibility:
Act as the primary architect for our most high-profile international sports brands, steering their growth and ongoing development within the marketplace ecosystem
Define and drive the commercial roadmap
Deep-dive into complex technical setups to understand bottlenecks and drive feature improvements
Analyze your accounts, proactively recognize market trends, identify existing potentials and actively develop solutions for your customers
Design sophisticated KPI dashboards and lead Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs)
Act as the 'calm center' during high-pressure escalations
Function as a 'translator' between commercial goals and technical execution
Requirements:
4+ years of experience in Key Account Management, E-commerce, or Marketplace management, preferably within the sports or lifestyle sector
Proven track record of staying composed and highly organized in high-pressure environments
Entrepreneurial mindset and a 'hunter' instinct for identifying untapped potential within existing enterprise accounts
Understanding of technical subjects such as APIs, data feeds, and platform logic
Ability to command a room of C-level executives and brainstorm with a product manager
Thrive in agile, collaborative setups and know how to influence internal stakeholders