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Lululemon

Direct-to-consumer premium activewear and footwear

Ecommerce Fulfillment Operations Lead - Ecommerce team

Full-TimePosted on 10/21/2026
No salary listed
Expert
Bachelor's
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
In PersonMainly onsite, 4–5 days per week; Hong Kong SAR work authorization required.
Operations & LogisticsInventory Management, Logistics & Transportation

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 7 years of experience in consulting, transformation, merchandising, or planning within a fast-paced business environment.
  • A university degree in Business, Finance, or Engineering.
  • Strategic vision and creative thinking, with the ability to challenge existing processes and ways of working.
  • A proven track record in project management, developing workback plans, and implementing complex business transformation initiatives end to end.
  • Strong facilitation and change management skills to drive cross-functional alignment across junior teams and senior leaders.
  • A structured problem-solving mindset and sound commercial business judgment.
  • Experience in a global matrixed organization, with the ability to navigate independently and work comfortably with ambiguity.
  • Authorization to work in Hong Kong SAR is required.
Responsibilities
  • Oversee the full packaging lifecycle, including inventory control, demand forecasting, order placement, and budget management, to optimize costs and ensure stable supply across regions.
  • Lead production of new and promotional packaging materials, ensuring alignment with brand standards, sustainability goals, and operational feasibility.
  • Manage packaging-related projects from concept through timely delivery, balancing speed, cost, and quality.
  • Own delivery performance tracking across key regions, monitoring service-level agreements, on-time delivery, cost metrics, and customer experience indicators.
  • Partner with Distribution Center, logistics, and operations teams to optimize packaging and shipping processes, resolve issues, optimize processes, pursue continuous improvement, and improve last-mile efficiency.
  • Lead collaboration with third-party eCommerce last-mile fulfillment partners to ensure seamless execution of cross-border and local market deliveries.
  • Define, manage, and optimize delivery options across markets, aligning them with regional customer expectations, logistics capabilities, cost structures, and eCommerce platform requirements.
  • Work with Customer Support teams to identify recurring customer pain points related to packaging, delivery, and last-mile fulfillment, and drive root-cause analysis and solution implementation to improve customer satisfaction.
  • Lead and continuously improve order return processes, identifying opportunities to enhance efficiency, cost control, and customer experience.
  • Oversee and optimize inventory management across multiple Distribution Centers, ensuring healthy stock positioning to support regional eCommerce demand, peak periods, and campaign requirements.
  • Partner with Planning and Distribution Center Operations teams to diagnose inventory constraints or overstock situations and drive data-backed reallocation or replenishment solutions.
  • Lead root-cause analysis on recurring inventory availability issues, including regional stock imbalances, delayed replenishment, and Distribution Center capacity constraints, and translate insights into corrective action plans.
  • Define and support inventory allocation strategies across Distribution Centers to improve order fill rate, reduce split shipments, minimize cross-center transfers, and control logistical costs.
  • Establish clear visibility and reporting on Distribution Center-level inventory risks, escalating issues early and aligning cross-functional stakeholders on mitigation plans.
  • Support order prioritization strategies across multiple eCommerce platforms with Digital, Operations, and Customer teams to ensure business-critical orders, campaigns, and launches are fulfilled accurately and on time.
  • Establish operating frameworks to align packaging availability, fulfillment capacity, and delivery timelines with platform-specific requirements and regional needs.
Desired Qualifications
  • A deep understanding of the apparel value chain, specifically merchandising, planning, or inventory management processes.

About the company

Lululemon Athletica focuses on premium activewear, loungewear, and footwear for people with active lifestyles. The company sells high-quality, stylish apparel online and through its own stores, using a direct-to-consumer model and a strong community approach through events and an Ambassador program. Its products are designed for activities like yoga, running, training, and everyday wear, emphasizing performance fabrics, comfort, and versatility. Lululemon differentiates itself from competitors with a premium positioning, a loyal customer base, and a robust community and brand-building strategy, rather than relying on third-party retailers. The company’s goal is to be a leading premium brand in the activewear market by delivering high-quality products, fostering customer loyalty, and growing its direct-to-consumer footprint.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Vancouver, Canada

Founded

1998

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What believers are saying

  • China revenue rose 4% in Q2 2026 while North America fell 8%.
  • Gross margin reached 60.5% in Q2 2026, despite softer sales and tariffs.
  • Net new stores still total 35 in 2026, expanding international reach.

What critics are saying

  • North America comparable sales dropped 12% in Q2 2026, crushing core leggings demand.
  • Full-year revenue guidance fell to 5%-7% decline after repeated 2026 cuts.
  • Alo and Vuori took share as Lululemon fell to 43.9% in August 2026.

What makes Lululemon unique

  • Premium technical apparel, tight retail control, and cult-like ambassadors sustain pricing power.
  • Direct-to-consumer, 825 stores, and community events create unmatched feedback loops and loyalty.
  • Heidi O'Neill arrived September 2026 to reset innovation and merchandising.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Mental Health Support
  • Paid Vacation
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Performance Bonus
  • Parental Leave
  • Professional Development Budget
  • Training Programs
  • Mentorship Program

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

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1 year growth

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2 year growth

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Yahoo Finance
Oct 23rd, 2026
Lululemon stock jumps 7.8% with no news, but sales outlook still points to a 5% to 7% drop

Lululemon Athletica shares rose 7.8% on Thursday, October 22, 2026, while the S&P 500 fell 1.2%. The company made no announcement, and the stock has lost 42.6% over the past year. The shares trade at 8.3 times trailing earnings, against 23.0 times for the S&P 500. Revenue fell 4.3% in the quarter ended August 2, 2026, with North America down 8% and Mainland China up 4%. Operating margin over the last twelve months was 17.8%, down from 22.9%. It includes a one-time lift from $134.5 million in tariff refunds. Management still expects 2026 revenue of $10.35 billion to $10.5 billion, down 5% to 7% from 2025. It forecasts earnings per share of $9.48 to $9.73, against $13.26 in 2025.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 14th, 2026
Lululemon cuts seven fabric team roles after see-through legging complaints

Lululemon Athletica has reorganised its fabric development team and cut seven roles after a series of product quality problems, Bloomberg reported. The Vancouver-based retailer made the changes in August to move some raw material work closer to vendor partners in key international hubs. It is now hiring raw materials development staff in Taipei, Taiwan, and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Earlier this year, Lululemon briefly suspended online sales of its Get Low collection after customers said the tights were see-through. About a month later, its heart-patterned leggings drew similar complaints. The changes came just before Heidi O'Neill took over as chief executive officer. Investors will watch whether the shift improves quality oversight and protects margins.

PR Newswire
Oct 13th, 2026
Lululemon faces securities fraud investigation after 17.4% stock drop

Law firm Bleichmar Fonti & Auld LLP (BFA) is investigating whether Lululemon athletica inc. committed securities fraud by misleading investors about its growth and business health. The firm points to three stock drops this year. Shares fell 13.3% on April 23 after Lululemon named Heidi O'Neill chief executive officer, effective September 8. They fell 8.6% on June 5 after the company reported gross margins down 4% year-over-year. The largest drop came on September 4, when shares fell 17.4%, from $121.77 to $100.61. Lululemon had reported a 4.3% revenue decline and cut its full-year guidance. BFA says it represents investors on a contingency fee basis.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 12th, 2026
Lululemon, Under Armour and Dollar General cut product lines by up to 25% to protect margins

Lululemon, Under Armour, Dollar General, and BJ's Wholesale Club are cutting the number of products they sell to protect profits, CNBC reported. High gas and food costs have curbed consumer spending, leaving retailers hunting for ways to defend margins. Dollar General said in March it had dropped 1,500 stock keeping units (SKUs). Under Armour has cut its SKU count by 25% and plans another 25%, while BJ's targets a roughly 20% reduction. Lululemon pulled back North American SKUs by 15%. Under Armour chief executive officer Kevin Plank said the company will "sell so much more of so many less products at a much higher full retail price." Lululemon's second-quarter revenue fell 4% to $2.4 billion, and its stock is down about 65% in two years. BJ's acknowledged an earlier SKU cut backfired because it did not replace unnecessary choice.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 11th, 2026
Lululemon's new CEO bets on product to win back customers after a year of decline

Lululemon is trying to win back customers after more than a year of slowing growth. New chief executive officer Heidi O'Neill, who joined from Nike in May, says the fix starts with product that is "innovative and distinctive." Part of the trouble was self-inflicted. A Jefferies analyst said markdowns had reached "alarming" levels, risking the brand's premium image, while founder Chip Wilson accused leadership of putting short-term margins ahead of innovation. Competition and tariffs add pressure. Brands such as Vuori and Alo Yoga are gaining attention, and a NielsenIQ director said US demand is softening. Analysts say new products alone may not be enough. Lululemon had planned to lift new styles from 23% of its mix to 35%.