Full-Time

Brand Manager

Amazon Marketplace

Updated on 9/4/2026

Cart.com

Cart.com

501-1,000 employees

Ecommerce platform for ads, listings, fulfillment

No salary listed

No H1B Sponsorship

Texas, USA

Remote

Remote work is limited to listed U.S. states and the Central Time Zone.

Bachelor's

Category
Growth & Marketing (1)
Required Skills
Supply Chain Management
SEO
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • The candidate must have 1–3+ years of professional experience.
  • The candidate must have previous Amazon or ecommerce experience.
  • The candidate must have experience managing multiple projects simultaneously while prioritizing tasks and deadlines.
  • The candidate must have a solid understanding of ecommerce principles, including media, search engine optimization, supply chain, content, and merchandising.
  • The candidate must have experience analyzing data, preparing reports, and tracking deliverables using Excel.
  • The candidate must demonstrate problem-solving, attention to detail, proactive thinking, curiosity, relationship building, prioritization, adaptability, ownership, and results orientation.
  • The candidate must be eligible to work in the United States.
Responsibilities
  • Own a client or portfolio of up to $1 million in revenue while providing direct executional support to Brand Directors.
  • Develop channel strategy plans for portfolio brands and manage their overall business.
  • Drive the client playbook process to define brand priorities.
  • Ensure flawless execution of services.
  • Identify business insights and translate them into action.
  • Work cross-functionally with Media, Content, and Operations to achieve client goals.
  • Identify future growth and optimization opportunities and support additional-service expansion.
  • Communicate insights and important information proactively to clients.
  • Conduct market and brand analysis to support category and brand growth.
  • Monitor, track, and analyze brand performance and initiatives, translate analysis into strategic actions, and take corrective action when needed.
  • Prepare engaging and persuasive presentations for all levels of the organization.
  • Advance the ability to create and drive brand strategy and lead larger accounts and portfolios.
  • Develop and maintain ecommerce skills spanning media, search engine optimization, supply chain, content, merchandising, and other business functions.
  • Develop and maintain knowledge of Amazon strategy and retail developments.
  • Track and report contracted deliverables to support account health, client satisfaction, and retention.
  • Submit internal tickets to cross-functional teams for executional priorities, track their flow and completion, and ensure timely completion.
  • Attend client meetings and proactively communicate action items and statuses.
  • Prepare for client meetings by organizing data analytics, reporting, required attendees, goals, and outcomes in a high-quality visual format.
  • Provide direct executional support to Brand Managers and Directors and support one or more brand portfolios.
  • Learn hands-on ecommerce skills and develop an understanding of brand strategy and account leadership.
Desired Qualifications
  • A bachelor's degree, preferably in Business or a similar program.
  • Digital marketing or media experience, including internship or full-time experience.

Cart.com is an ecommerce platform that provides tools, technology, and people to help brands grow their online business. It lets brands advertise on 2,000+ social media and shopping channels, optimize marketplace listings, and automate and analyze marketing spend. It also helps create personalized shopping experiences, win the Buy Box, and build customer loyalty, while offering flexible customer service and nationwide two-day fulfillment. Cart.com connects marketing, inventory, and fulfillment into one cross-platform system, differentiating itself by offering a full suite of tools in one place to compete with larger brands and maximize advertising impact.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$878M

Headquarters

Houston, Texas

Founded

2020

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • March 2026 brought $180 million from Springcoast, strengthening liquidity and expansion capacity.
  • Foundry Brands selected Cart.com in August 2026 to manage Amazon operations across four brands.
  • Cart.com's AI products target routing, repricing, and forecasting, directly lowering merchant fulfillment costs.

What critics are saying

  • The Information reported November 2025 corporate layoffs, signaling margin pressure and customer churn.
  • Amazon, Shopify, and dedicated 3PLs attack Cart.com's integrated model from both sides.
  • If fulfillment automation and software fail to reach profitability, Cart.com becomes a commoditized 3PL.

What makes Cart.com unique

  • Cart.com unifies software, fulfillment, and services across 17 centers and 10 million square feet.
  • Its March 2026 Springcoast round funded AI routing, automation, and predictive inventory planning.
  • Tommy John chose Cart.com in May 2026 as exclusive U.S. fulfillment provider.

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Benefits

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

1%

1 year growth

2%

2 year growth

7%
Cart.com
Aug 25th, 2026
Cart.com launches Cart Government Solutions as dedicated subsidiary to serve government missions.

Cart.com launches Cart Government Solutions as dedicated subsidiary to serve government missions. Cart.com's proprietary software, nationwide network of omnichannel fulfillment centers and apparel expertise to support leading Southern lifestyle brand Cart Government Solutions (CGS) translates Cart.com's expertise into global supply chain and logistics services and software tailored for the unique needs of government agencies HOUSTON, TX - August 25, 2026 - Cart.com, a leading commerce solutions provider, today announced the launch of Cart Government Solutions (CGS), a wholly owned subsidiary purpose-built to serve the operational, compliance and security concerns of government agencies. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., CGS leverages roughly 6 million square feet of secure warehouse space across 14 continental United States (CONUS) facilities able to store and distribute inventory ranging from apparel and gear to pharmaceuticals and medical devices to heavy equipment and machinery to components and parts. CGS builds on Cart.com's public-sector work, which began in 2022 with a contract to distribute pandemic health supplies nationwide. Cart.com brought five facilities online and began shipping within 24 days of award. The program went on to move more than 725 million units, average under two days per shipment and generate more than $10 million in annual shipping savings. Cart.com has served federal and state customers continuously since. "Government agencies face procurement and logistics challenges that many commercial platforms simply weren't built to solve," said Gregg Zegras, President of Cart Government Solutions. "Cart Government Solutions exists to change that. We're combining the speed and innovation of a technology company with the compliance rigor, security, and operational depth that federal and state customers require, and we're doing it with a team that has spent careers working alongside and inside these agencies." CGS delivers an integrated suite of supply chain and logistics capabilities developed specifically for the compliance, audit, and security demands of the public sector, supporting both CONUS and OCONUS missions. Core offerings include: * Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI): Comprehensive VMI solutions providing secure storage, real-time monitoring, and rapid distribution of Government Furnished Property (GFP), from apparel and gear to pharmaceuticals and medical devices to components and heavy equipment. * Cold-Chain & Specialty Storage: CGMP-compliant environments supporting ambient, controlled room temperature, refrigerated, frozen, and ultra-cold storage with 24/7 monitoring, serving pharmaceutical, medical device, and regulated goods programs. * Supply Chain Software: Enterprise-grade order, inventory and warehouse management software enabling end-to-end visibility from procurement through delivery, with AI-enabled features, automated inventory allocation and management across locations, and comprehensive audit trails built for federal compliance reporting. * Secure Digital Commerce: Customizable, government-compliant webstores and online ordering portals with integrated procurement tools, catalog management, and analytics, supporting both card-not-present and cashless transactions. * Cybersecurity-First Operations: As a digital-native company, Cart.com designs enterprise-grade vulnerability management, real-time threat detection, endpoint security, and inventory tracking capabilities into all systems and facilities supporting government customers. CGS is led by Gregg Zegras, a 25-year veteran of the technology, logistics and transportation industries. As President of Cart Government Solutions, Zegras oversees service delivery for existing government customers as well as new business development. He is supported by Senior Vice President of Business Development John Jones, who brings 30 years of experience developing solutions for and securing complex government contracts, and Senior Vice President of Operations Stacey Washington, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel with nearly three decades of federal logistics leadership who brings nearly three decades of federal logistics leadership. About Cart Government Solutions Cart Government Solutions (CGS) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cart.com that provides modern supply chain and logistics solutions purpose-built for federal and state government agencies. As a dual-use company, Cart.com, Inc. combine commercial-grade speed and innovation with the compliance, security, and operational rigor required for government missions. From secure inventory management and online ordering software to global storage, warehousing, transportation and distribution capabilities, CGS strengthens government supply chains through both digital visibility and physical execution. With the ability to support nearly any kind of inventory nearly anywhere in the world, CGS is your partner of choice when reliability, visibility, agility and end-to-end continuity matter the most. For more information, visit cartgov.com. About Cart.com Cart.com is a commerce and logistics infrastructure company serving brands, retailers and government agencies. Through an integrated suite of software, AI, services and operations, Cart.com helps organizations attract customers, drive sales, fulfill demand and optimize the customer experience across every channel. By bringing together commerce technologies, marketing services and a nationwide fulfillment network, Cart.com supports thousands of customers and coordinates more than 80 million orders annually across 14 fulfillment and distribution centers. Category-leading brands including PacSun, Milk Makeup, ILIA, Thursday Boots, Janie & Jack and Organifi rely on Cart.com. For more information, visit Cart.com. By entering your email, you agree to receive marketing emails from Cart.com

Retail Technology Innovation Hub
May 22nd, 2026
Tommy John taps Cart.com for US fulfilment after $180M funding round

Cart.com has partnered with apparel brand Tommy John to become its exclusive US fulfilment provider. The clothing company will centralise operations through Cart.com's Terrell, Texas facility, which will handle inventory visibility and nationwide delivery. "As we evaluated our fulfilment strategy for long-term scale, consistency and customer experience were non-negotiable," says Gernot Senke, CFO at Tommy John. "Cart.com delivered on both." The partnership follows Cart.com's recent $180 million growth equity investment led by Springcoast Partners. Existing investors include PayPal Ventures, Arsenal Growth Equity, Mercury Fund and Oak HC/FT. CEO Omair Tariq says the investment will strengthen the company's balance sheet and allow it to accelerate strategic priorities, including AI capabilities and operational automation.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 7th, 2026
Two Boxes raises $3.2M to scale AI returns platform.

Two Boxes raises $3.2M to scale AI returns platform. Noi Mahoney Two Boxes, an AI-powered returns processing platform, has raised $3.2 million in a new funding round led by Assembly Ventures, as the company looks to tackle one of e-commerce's most persistent pain points: returns and fraud. The latest raise brings total funding to $13 million and will be used to expand the company's product roadmap and deepen its push into enterprise customers, particularly across retail, direct-to-consumer and B2B segments. Scaling AI in reverse logistics. Founded to modernize reverse logistics, Two Boxes said it is already processing nearly $1 billion in returned inventory annually across three continents, working with major logistics and fulfillment providers including Radial, Stord and Cart.com. The company's platform uses AI-driven tools such as image classification and anomaly detection to inspect returned goods, helping warehouse associates make faster, more consistent decisions on disposition - whether items can be restocked, repaired or flagged as fraudulent. CEO Kyle Bertin said the surge in enterprise demand reflects a broader shift in how retailers view returns. "Returns processing is a critical, often underserved function in modern logistics," Bertin said in a news release, adding that the company is expanding beyond DTC into retail and B2B returns markets. Fraud, defects and margin pressure collide. Returns have become a growing financial and operational burden for retailers, especially as e-commerce volumes rise. According to the company, U.S. return volumes have grown twice as fast as overall e-commerce since 2020, while returns-related fraud has increased at four times that pace. The growth in volume is turning returns into what investors describe as a "margin battleground." Two Boxes' platform is designed to address three core challenges: * Reducing fraud: AI models flag suspicious returns and inconsistencies, helping prevent revenue leakage. * Identifying manufacturing defects: Data collected during inspections can surface product quality issues upstream. * Improving gross margins: Faster, more accurate processing enables retailers to restock sellable inventory sooner and reduce write-offs. Two Boxes' executives say these capabilities are especially valuable for 3PLs and large retailers managing high return volumes across distributed fulfillment networks. Enterprise adoption and operational impact. At Radial, the platform has been integrated into fulfillment operations to streamline returns workflows and accelerate inventory recovery. Shauna Bowen, Radial's chief digital and transformation officer, said the technology helps improve efficiency while reducing waste and lost revenue.

Digital Commerce 360
Mar 5th, 2026
Cart.com raises $180 million to expand logistics network and AI

Cart.com raises $180 million to expand logistics network and AI. Mark Brohan | Mar 5, 2026 1.5 minutes Planned investments include workflow automation tools, predictive analytics and artificial intelligence systems designed to help route inventory, reduce shipping times and lower fulfillment costs. Cart.com said March 4 that it has secured a $180 million growth equity investment led, with Springcoast Partners leading the funding to expand its logistics network and further develop artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities used in ecommerce and fulfillment operations. The Houston-based commerce and logistics technology company said the financing round also included participation from existing investors PayPal Ventures, Arsenal Growth Equity, Mercury Fund and Oak HC/FT. Cart.com provides software and logistics services that enable brands and retailers to manage online sales, fulfillment and customer experience through a single platform. Its customers include companies such as TOMS Shoes, PacSun and Janie and Jack. Mark Brohan | Feb 2, 2026 How Cart.com will use the $180 million in funding. Cart.com said the $180 million in funding will help develop its commerce operating system and expand its U.S. fulfillment infrastructure. Planned investments include workflow automation tools, predictive analytics and AI systems it designed to help route inventory, reduce shipping times and lower fulfillment costs. CEO Omair Tariq said the financing provides additional flexibility to pursue product development and operational improvements. "This investment will strengthen our balance sheet and provide us with the flexibility to accelerate our strategic priorities," Tariq said in a statement. As part of the investment, Russell Klein will join the company's board of directors. Klein is an operating partner and executive-in-residence at Springcoast and previously served as chief commercial officer at Commerce.com, where he helped guide the company through multiple financing rounds and its public offering. Founded in Houston, Cart.com operates fulfillment and warehouse facilities across the U.S. It also provides technology and logistics services designed to support ecommerce, supply chain operations and omnichannel retail. More on This In This Article Industries

FreightWaves
Mar 4th, 2026
E-commerce startup Cart.com raises $180M to support growth plans

E-commerce startup Cart.com raises $180M to support growth plans. Company provides integrated sales, order and fulfillment services. · Wednesday, March 04, 2026 Cart.com, a Houston-based e-commerce platform and provider of logistics services, announced Wednesday it has secured a $180 million investment from Springcoast Partners to support its growth as it, and other startups, strive for scale to better compete with the likes of Amazon and Shopify. Cart.com has raised $660 million, not including debt financing, since its founding in 2020. Springcoast Partners joins existing equity partners PayPal Ventures, Arsenal Growth Equity, Mercury Fund and Oak HC/FT. The new investment provides the company with additional capital to develop its proprietary software, deepen client engagement and pursue operational improvements, the company said. The e-commerce service company provides digital commerce and logistics software in a unified platform to help merchants scale their business online and fulfill orders around the world. End-to-end support includes storefront management and integration, merchant financing, global order fulfillment and marketing services. The company has 1,500 employees, according to Pitchbook. After beginning as an online service, Cart.com has grown its physical fulfillment presence through a series of acquisitions. The company supports online and omnichannel brands and retailers like Toms Shoes, PacSun, Tailored Athlete, and Janie and Jack. "This investment will strengthen our balance sheet and provide us with the flexibility to accelerate our strategic priorities," said Cart.com CEO Omair Tariq, in a news release. "We've built a platform that combines commerce software with a scaled logistics network, and we're just getting started. With long-term capital and aligned partners, we believe we can accelerate innovation across our platform, expand our AI capabilities, continue improving automation across our operations, and pursue sustainable profitability as we grow." The financing will support continued development of Cart.com's commerce operating system, including workflow automation tools, predictive analytics, and agentic AI solutions designed to autonomously route inventory, reduce shipping times, and lower fulfillment costs for enterprise brands. The company also plans to continue building out its nationwide fulfillment footprint and investing in infrastructure. "In an increasingly fragmented commerce landscape, Cart.com has differentiated itself by uniting enterprise software with physical logistics," said Evan Nawrocki, principal at Springcoast Partners. "Their end-to-end offering and demonstrable ROI for enterprise customers makes them an outlier in commerce enablement technology. We're excited to partner with Omair and the team to drive the next phase of profitable growth." In connection with the transaction, Cart.com has appointed Russell Klein to its board of directors. Klein is an operating partner and executive-in-residence at Springcoast Partners. Prior to joining Springcoast, he served as chief commercial officer at Commerce.com, which he helped scale from $30 million to more than $350 million in annual recurring revenue. During his tenure, he played a key role in multiple financing rounds, drove the company's M&A strategy, co-led its IPO, and helped guide the business through its transition to sustainable profitability.