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SuperOrdinary

Global creator marketplace for brands

E-Commerce Coordinator

Full-TimePosted on 10/21/2026
$70k/yr+ Performance-based annual bonus
Mid
West Hollywood, CA, USA
Remote
Business & StrategyBusiness Operations

About the job

Requirements
  • The candidate should have 1–3+ years of experience in ecommerce, marketplace operations, customer service, digital commerce, or a related field.
  • The candidate should be comfortable working with spreadsheets, trackers, and ecommerce platforms.
  • The candidate should have strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
  • The candidate should have strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • The candidate should be able to identify issues and escalate them appropriately.
  • The candidate should be comfortable learning new platforms, tools, and processes.
  • The candidate should be able to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.
  • The candidate should be proactive, dependable, and willing to take ownership of assigned tasks.
  • The candidate should be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and handling varied responsibilities.
Responsibilities
  • Support day-to-day ecommerce operations across TikTok Shop and Shopify.
  • Monitor storefronts, product listings, inventory, pricing, promotions, and account settings for accuracy.
  • Assist with ecommerce account audits and identify issues that require attention.
  • Maintain accurate trackers, documentation, and operational records.
  • Escalate issues and risks to the Ecommerce Manager and Brand team.
  • Monitor and assist with customer messages across ecommerce platforms.
  • Support customer service teams and virtual assistants with customer escalations.
  • Monitor customer experience issues and identify recurring concerns.
  • Assist with resolving order-related customer issues in coordination with the appropriate teams.
  • Monitor orders for delays, cancellations, fulfillment issues, and other exceptions.
  • Flag overdue or problematic orders and escalate them to the appropriate teams.
  • Track unresolved customer and order issues through completion.
  • Identify recurring order or fulfillment issues and communicate trends to the Ecommerce Manager.
  • Flag negative or concerning reviews for appropriate follow-up.
  • Track recurring product, fulfillment, or customer experience feedback.
  • Escalate potential product or account issues to the Ecommerce Manager and Brand Success team.
  • Monitor TikTok Shop account health, shop violations, warnings, and other platform notifications.
  • Monitor Seller Performance Score and flag changes or areas of concern.
  • Assist with gathering information and documentation needed for violation appeals or rectifications.
  • Monitor marketplace requirements and escalate potential compliance issues.
  • Support regular account audits and performance checks.
  • Monitor ecommerce integrations for order, inventory, and product synchronization issues.
  • Assist with troubleshooting Shopify, TikTok Shop, Amazon, Fulfillment by Amazon, Fulfilled by TikTok, and other ecommerce integrations.
  • Monitor fulfillment-related issues, including inventory discrepancies, shipment delays, tracking issues, and inbound problems.
  • Escalate technical or fulfillment issues to the Ecommerce Manager or appropriate internal or external team.
  • Maintain ecommerce trackers, reports, and team documentation.
  • Assist with weekly and monthly reporting as needed.
  • Gather data related to orders, customer service, reviews, violations, Seller Performance Score, fulfillment, and account performance.
  • Keep account information and action items organized and up to date.
  • Help document recurring issues and solutions.
  • Follow established standard operating procedures and workflows for ecommerce operations.
  • Assist with creating and updating standard operating procedures, tutorials, checklists, and training materials.
  • Identify opportunities to improve existing processes and communicate recommendations to the Ecommerce Manager.
  • Help ensure virtual assistants and support teams follow established processes correctly.
  • Work under the direction of the Ecommerce Manager and in partnership with the Brand Success team.
  • Support Brand Success Managers with ecommerce-related tasks and follow-ups.
  • Coordinate with Customer Service, Operations, Logistics, Fulfillment, and other internal teams as needed.
  • Complete assigned tasks and follow up on outstanding action items.
  • Support different areas of the ecommerce operation based on business needs.
Desired Qualifications
  • TikTok Shop or Seller Center experience is strongly preferred.
  • Amazon Seller Central and Fulfillment by Amazon experience is a plus.
  • Experience with Fulfilled by TikTok or other third-party fulfillment programs is a plus.
  • Experience with ecommerce customer service, order management, returns, refunds, or reviews is preferred.

About the company

SuperOrdinary connects brands with a global pool of over 50 million content creators through a software-enabled creator marketplace, helping brands reach Gen Z with influencer-created content. Brands use its tools to find, collaborate with, and scale influencer campaigns, turning creators' content into marketing at scale. It supports brand expansion into fast-growing markets like China, Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia through local teams and networks that act as extensions of the brands. It also operates GALAGALA, a multi-brand e-commerce platform curated by creators that blends social shopping with distribution, and offers guidance for navigating the Amazon marketplace to optimize U.S. presence; the overall goal is to grow brands by combining e-commerce, social media, and influencer marketing.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$27M

Headquarters

Huangpu, China

Founded

2018

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What believers are saying

  • SuperOrdinary said April 2026 its final private round precedes a planned public offering.
  • Management forecasts $299 million 2026 revenue, up from $244 million in 2025.
  • Latin America expansion and new Los Angeles studios broaden growth beyond China and Amazon.

What critics are saying

  • Simon Pompan exited Fanfix and SuperOrdinary in March 2026, weakening product leadership.
  • The April 2026 private placement before IPO exposes valuation reset if public markets stay closed.
  • Fanfix faces creator churn to Passes and other lower-fee platforms, eroding recurring revenue by 2027.

What makes SuperOrdinary unique

  • SuperOrdinary combines brand acceleration, creator monetization, and marketplace operations across China and America.
  • Fanfix gives SuperOrdinary direct Gen Z creator revenue, not just agency fees.
  • SuperOrdinary Studios, launched July 2025, extends commerce into creator-led entertainment IP.

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The average shopper probably hasn’t heard of SuperOrdinary, but if they are a beauty or skincare fan, they’ve definitely heard of some of the brands the startup works with: Olaplex, Farmacy and Biossance, to name a few. The Los Angeles-headquartered company works behind the scenes to help American and European consumer brands scale on marketplaces like Amazon, sell through social commerce and break into the Chinese market. SuperOrdinary announced today that it has raised $58 million in Series B funding at a $800 million valuation. Investors in this round included Manzanita, Alliance Consumer Growth, Demira GateUpper90 and SuperOrdinary founder and CEO Julian Reis.Since launching six years ago in Shanghai (it still has an office there, along with one in New York) to bring international brands to China, SuperOrdinary has expanded its offerings to include global expansion for its brand partners, Amazon account management, brand protection and creator monetization through social commerce.Over the next year, SuperOrdinary expects to hit profitability, growing by more than 50% and reaching $350 million in revenue. The company says that over the last year it’s clocked 30% annual revenue growth, while its engineering team tripled in size. SuperOrdinary’s creator economy business has also grown 15x since last year after SuperOrdinary acquired Fanfix, a subscription content monetization platform

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Oct 4th, 2023
SuperOrdinary Raises $58 Million in a Series B Round

Beauty distributor and most recently brand incubator SuperOrdinary has raised $58 million in a Series B fundraising round, bringing the company's valuation to more than $800 million.

TechCrunch
Apr 3rd, 2023
Thousands Of Gen Z Creators Are Using Fanfix To Monetize Content And Interact With Fans

More and more Gen Z users are hopping on the content creation train in an effort to earn a living beyond a regular 9-5 gig. According to a 2022 study by Adobe, around 45% of Gen Z creators surveyed said they want to earn money from their content.However, given the recent drama surrounding major social media apps, with Meta discontinuing its monthly Reels Play bonus program and the potential TikTok ban, many creators are getting worried. Sixty percent of Gen Z creators use TikTok to monetize content, the study said.Fanfix, a Patreon competitor that is focused on Gen Z creators and only allows clean content, may provide an extra revenue stream for creators. The subscription content monetization platform enables influencers to earn money directly from their followers.Fanfix has attracted over 10 million users — including 3,000 creators, the company claims. The average annual income for active creators is $70,000, its data shows.As of this month, Fanfix says it paid out $11 million to creators so far, with projections to be at $50 million by the end of the year. It also claims a revenue run rate of $35 million and believes it will be profitable by Q1 2024, co-founder Harry Gestetner told TechCrunch.The figures are notable for a two-year-old startup, especially when the current market makes it harder for creator-focused startups to succeed.Fanfix is a web application where creators can create a membership, set a paywall and then post content behind the paywall