E-Commerce Asset Specialist [74526]
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Onward Search is a specialized staffing and talent solutions company that helps professionals find top jobs with the nation’s leading brands.We’re looking to hire an E-commerce Asset Specialist for a global toy company.You’ll join the Production team to provide content support for Project Management and Marketing.This is a full-time, 11 month contract opportunity and is hybrid onsite in Providence, Rhode Island. The application deadline for this opportunity is Wednesday, April 24, 2024.
E-commerce Asset Specialist Responsibilities:Monitor and maintain assets within the database and e-commerce trackerOversee all product data as it relates to e-commerce assetsTroubleshoot errors and bottlenecks to resolve issuesCreate and deliver regularly scheduled reports and audits to assess performanceE-commerce Asset Specialist Requirements:3+ years as a digital asset manager for e-commerce/retailSkilled in Microsoft Suite, as well as Adobe Final Cut Pro, Premiere, and PhotoshopHighly organized, able to multitask and pivot as needed, team player, and proactive problem-solving skills
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