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KFC Netherlands is seeking a Digital Channel Manager (Kiosk) to own the commercial performance of the in-store self-service kiosk channel. You will drive adoption, optimize conversion and average guest check through analytics and cross-functional collaboration.
You’ll translate customer and performance data into clear actions, drive A/B testing, and ensure campaigns, products and value offers are presented effectively on kiosk. Hybrid work is possible.
Do you want to work for a fantastic brand where you can make a direct impact? Are you a digital marketing professional with a passion for food and retail, and do you feel at home in an international setting? What is your contribution to KFC’s success? You will own the commercial success and continuous optimization of KFC’s kiosk channel in the Netherlands, using analytics, customer insights and cross-functional collaboration to drive adoption, sales, conversion and average guest check.
As Digital Channel Manager (Kiosk), you’ll be part of the Digital Team at KFC – playing a key role in shaping our digital future. You’re the driving force behind the commercial performance and continuous optimization of the in-store self-service kiosk channel. You’re quick to learn, thrive on curiosity, and know how to turn customer and performance data into clear actions.
Kentucky Fried Chicken, the American fried chicken restaurant chain, has been operating in the Netherlands since 1972. The country is now home to 96 KFC restaurants. Every day, KFC chefs freshly prepare both chicken and vegetarian options, still using the original 1939 recipe created by founder Colonel Harland Sanders. In addition to focusing on its products and the continued growth of its restaurant network, the company places strong emphasis on the development of all its employees.
Join us and make a real impact in an international, fast-paced, and growing environment. You’ll be part of a close-knit team where creativity and initiative are not just welcomed – they’re expected.