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J.Jill

Retailer of women's apparel and accessories

Director, Ecommerce Product

Product ManagementPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeQuincy, MA, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree or equivalent experience is required.
  • At least 10 years of progressive ecommerce, digital product, or adjacent digital experience, with meaningful responsibility for customer-facing digital experiences and business outcomes.
  • Experience owning or materially shaping a digital product roadmap, prioritizing competing opportunities, and translating business and customer needs into product requirements.
  • Strong ecommerce fluency across browse, search, product detail, cart, checkout, account, personalization, promotions, and omni-channel experiences.
  • Ability to use web analytics, customer insight, and testing to identify opportunities, set success measures, and evaluate results.
  • Working knowledge of ecommerce platforms, integrations, and digital technology ecosystems.
  • Experience partnering closely with UX/design, engineering/technology, analytics, merchandising, marketing, and business stakeholders.
  • Experience leading, mentoring, or developing people and influencing senior stakeholders without direct authority.
  • Ability to perform sedentary work, spend prolonged periods working at a desk and on a computer, communicate information, observe details at close range, and undertake light to moderate lifting as required.

Responsibilities

  • Translate ecommerce strategy, business priorities, and customer needs into a digital product roadmap for the website and connected commerce experiences.
  • Own prioritization of site capabilities, enhancements, and the digital product backlog based on customer impact, business value, effort, and strategic alignment.
  • Maintain an understanding of existing site features and capabilities, their performance, and opportunities for improvement; identify where investment should be increased, refined, or stopped.
  • Ensure the digital product roadmap aligns with enterprise technology plans, brand priorities, the commercial calendar, and broader transformation initiatives.
  • Use customer research, site analytics, feedback, customer service insights, and business performance to identify friction and opportunity across the shopping journey.
  • Frame customer and business problems clearly before solutions are defined, connecting opportunities to measurable ecommerce and customer outcomes.
  • Define requirements, acceptance criteria, and success measures for prioritized capabilities and enhancements.
  • Bring a customer-centered perspective to planning and decision-making, connecting business performance to the behaviors and needs driving it.
  • Partner with UX to translate defined problems into intuitive customer experiences while preserving clear ownership of design craft within UX.
  • Partner with IS/Engineering to assess technical feasibility, effort, and dependencies and translate prioritized needs into stable business requirements.
  • Partner with Ecom Merchandising and Content teams so new and existing capabilities support product discovery, storytelling, commercial priorities, and site execution needs.
  • Partner with Analytics teams to establish measurement plans and testing approaches for prioritized product opportunities.
  • Provide clear product direction and decision-making throughout delivery without owning day-to-day project management, site operations, or technical architecture.
  • Define and monitor product and feature KPIs with Analytics, including adoption, conversion impact, customer friction, and return on investment.
  • Use post-launch performance, experimentation, and customer behavior to determine whether capabilities should be scaled, refined, or retired.
  • Build business cases and recommendations for digital investments based on measurable customer and business value.
  • Stay current on ecommerce capabilities, platforms, and emerging technologies, including AI; identify and evaluate opportunities and make recommendations with IS/Engineering and other relevant teams.
  • Establish clear intake, prioritization, roadmap-management, and decision-making practices for digital product work.
  • Create transparency around roadmap priorities, tradeoffs, and investment decisions for Ecommerce leadership and cross-functional stakeholders.
  • Build partnerships across Ecommerce, Marketing, Merchandising, Creative, Customer Care, Analytics, and IS/Engineering, influencing effectively without relying on direct authority.
  • Help build product management capability within Ecommerce by coaching team members in product thinking and shaping how the function should evolve.
  • Act as a key Ecommerce product partner in the Salesforce Commerce Cloud transformation, helping define and prioritize future-state business capabilities and customer experience requirements with internal teams, the SI, and program leadership.

Desired Qualifications

  • An MBA or advanced degree is a plus.
  • Salesforce Commerce Cloud experience is a plus.
  • Experience building or strengthening product-management practices within an established ecommerce organization is strongly preferred.

About the Company

J.Jill

Retailer of women's apparel and accessories

J.Jill sells women's apparel, accessories, and footwear through both online and physical stores, with a focus on inclusive sizing that covers misses, petite, tall, and plus. Its products come in seasonal collections that are refreshed regularly to reflect current fashion trends. Customers shop through direct sales of clothing and accessories, and can use the brand’s own credit card, which offers benefits and discounts.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Tilton, NH
Founded
1959

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