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Digital Shelf & Ecommerce Manager

City of London
£300 – £350/day
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Digital Shelf & Ecommerce Manager

London (Hybrid) | Outside IR35 | 2-3x a week on site | £300-350 Day Rate | 5 month Contract

This is an exciting opportunity to help shape the future of digital commerce within a large-scale international transformation programme. You will play a key role in translating digital shelf intelligence and AI-driven insights into actionable commercial strategies across multiple markets, helping to drive measurable business impact.

The Company

They are a globally recognised consumer-focused organisation investing heavily in digital commerce, operational excellence and emerging technologies. Operating across international markets, they are building a specialist centre of excellence focused on digital shelf performance, product experience management and AI-enabled commerce. Their goal is to create scalable, data-driven capabilities that improve commercial outcomes and accelerate innovation.

The Role and Deliverables

  • Analyse and validate digital shelf opportunities using analytics and AI-powered tools.
  • Translate insights into prioritised, market-ready action plans that drive commercial value.
  • Quantify the potential business impact of digital shelf optimisation opportunities.
  • Create clear action plans for cross-functional stakeholders including content, product, commercial and market teams.
  • Monitor digital shelf KPIs, track progress and report on business outcomes.
  • Support onboarding, training and adoption of digital shelf tools, workflows and best practices across markets.

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Your Skills & Experience

  • Strong experience in digital shelf, eCommerce analytics or digital commerce consulting.
  • Proven ability to turn complex data into clear, prioritised business actions.
  • Good understanding of digital shelf performance, including content quality, product availability, search visibility and conversion.
  • Experience working with digital shelf analytics, business intelligence or product content platforms.
  • Ability to quantify commercial opportunities and produce evidence-based recommendations.
  • Understanding of AI, automation, GenAI SEO and emerging commerce technologies.
  • Experience developing playbooks, training materials and capability-building programmes.
  • Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to influence global and regional teams.
  • Excellent communication, presentation and facilitation skills.
  • Consumer goods or FMCG experience would be beneficial.

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How to Apply

If you are interested in this Commerce Intelligence & Enablement Lead contract opportunity, please apply with your latest CV for further information.

Desired Skills and Experience

Digital Shelf Analytics, eCommerce Strategy, eCommerce Analytics, eRetail, Digital Commerce, Product Experience Management (PXM), Product Information Management (PIM), Business Intelligence, Power BI, Commercial Analysis, Data-Driven Decision Making, Revenue Growth, Content Optimisation, Search Optimisation, Stakeholder Management, Market Enablement, Change Management, Training & Adoption, AI in Commerce, Automation, FMCG, Consumer Goods.

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Skills

Digital Shelf Analytics
Ecommerce Strategy
Product Experience Management
Product Information Management
Business Intelligence
Power BI
Commercial Analysis
Content Optimisation
Search Optimisation
Stakeholder Management
Change Management
AI in Commerce
FMCG
Data-Driven Decision Making
Market Enablement
Revenue Growth

Location

City of London, England, United Kingdom

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