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Entropy Sales & Product Manager
Entropy sells survival, power, and preparedness gear in the US. Around $525k a year, currently at contribution margin neutral. Almost all of it is other people's product resold at 9-12% margin, which caps what the business can earn.
Own-brand product and better acquisition economics are the fix. That's the job.
About the Role
You'd own the P&L and report to Jack and Lasse weekly. Nobody else is doing this.
Tasks
- Own blended gross margin, moving it from 12% to 25%, and take the business through breakeven.
- Source and launch own-brand SKUs. Suppliers, MOQ negotiation, samples, freight, duty, 3PL, listings, launch.
- Run paid acquisition yourself. Google Shopping, PMax, and Search. There's no agency and there won't be one.
- Site and conversion work. Product pages, imagery, copy, checkout, cart abandonment.
- Build attach and post-purchase revenue. Checkout upsells, replenishment, email flows.
- Restart the content engine. Video cadence, TikTok, YouTube, UGC, and reviews.
- Manage the existing dropship catalogue on margin, cutting what doesn't pay.
First 90 Days
- Paid spend cut on every SKU below 15% margin, even where that drops revenue.
- Google Ads moved in-house.
- First own-brand order placed.
- Attach offers live at checkout.
- Blended gross margin at 16%.
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Requirements
Must have:
- Launched a physical product end to end. Sourced it, negotiated MOQ, approved samples, managed freight, priced it, listed it, sold it.
- Run Google Ads yourself on a Shopping-led store. In the account, not briefing an agency.
- Owned a gross margin or P&L number, not a revenue or ROAS number.
- Operated at $500k-5m, where you wrote the product page and answered the customer emails.
- Comfortable cutting revenue to fix margin.
- Work independently. No team, no budget approver, nobody checking your work between weekly calls.
Nice to have:
- Built checkout attach, upsells, or replenishment flows.
- Sold consumables or anything with repeat purchase.
- Worked with Chinese suppliers, or US co-packers and contract manufacturers.
- US import, duty classification, 3PL setup.
- Klaviyo or equivalent, built from scratch rather than inherited.
- Bundle and kit pricing.
- Preparedness, outdoor, hunting, or adjacent category knowledge.
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We're also open to people from outside e-commerce. Founders whose company didn't work out, consultants who want to operate, anyone who has built something and can show it. The mechanics are learnable. The instinct isn't.
Not for you if you want a team, a budget, or someone telling you what to do next week. Or if a 25% revenue drop in month one would be a problem.
Benefits
- €65-75,000 base. Equity from 5%, up to 10% earned against margin and profitability targets. Quarterly bonus on gross margin.
- Fully remote, anywhere in Europe, hours yours.
- Small business, no funding behind it, everything pays for itself out of what the store makes. Take it through breakeven and to 25% margins with a real own-brand line and you own a meaningful piece of a profitable company you built.
- Entropy sits inside a wider venture portfolio. If you get this working and want to build the next thing in this space, that conversation is open.
Send us your CV and tell us which brands you've worked on. Then one product you launched: what it was, what it cost landed, what it sold for, and what you got wrong. Two paragraphs.
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