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Beuta is seeking a Director of Ecommerce and Integrated Marketing to own online channels end-to-end, including Beuta.com and Amazon. You will lead the ecommerce function, manage internal teams and external agencies, and translate customer feedback into product and listing decisions.
You will drive launches, promotions, and reporting while collaborating with shipping, warehousing, content, and customer service to deliver a seamless shopping experience.
Position Title: Director of Ecommerce and Integrated Marketing
Department: Marketing
Reporting To: CMO
Employment Type: Full Time / In-Office (M-F)
At Beuta, we're reimagining the garden edging industry with products designed for easy installation - cutting the time and effort of traditional methods in half. But what really sets us apart is pride: pride in the quality of everything we make, pride in the work we do every day, and pride in how we serve our customers. With a growing product catalog and expanding customer base, we need more help.
We don't just want to meet expectations; we want to delight the people who trust us to help them create the home of their dreams. We want them to talk just as much about the people who serve them as they do the product they love. If you take joy in doing things right and making someone's day, you'll fit right in.
You own how Beuta sells online. Amazon and Beuta.com are yours end to end: the catalog, the inventory, the launches, the promotions, and the reporting that tells the whole company what's working. You'll manage our Amazon advertising specialist and our development agency, and you'll work daily with our shipping, warehouse, content, and customer service teams.
This is a hands-on leadership role. You'll set strategy with company leadership, then execute it yourself and through the people around you. It is not a position for someone who only wants to manage agencies and review dashboards. When a listing gets suppressed, a truck needs scheduling, or a launch date is at risk, you're the one who fixes it.
You'll also connect the channels. What customers tell us on calls and in returns should show up in our listings, packaging, and product decisions. What ad performance tells us should shape what we launch next. You're the person who makes sure those loops close.
The site is where the brand lives. You keep it converting, accurate, and compliant.
Every launch and promo runs through you, on both channels, on schedule.
You own the numbers leadership reads, and you explain them, not just forward them.
Service is part of the brand, and what we hear from customers feeds everything above.
You take ownership. If something isn't working, you investigate it. You notice the suppressed listing before anyone tells you about it.
You finish things. Launches ship on the date we announced. Projects don't sit because you drive to completion.
You work at both altitudes. You can build a shipment plan in Seller Central in the morning and walk leadership through channel performance in the afternoon.
You connect the dots. You see Amazon, the site, reporting, and customer service as one business, and you move what you learn in one channel into the others.
Within your first few months, you can run every recurring task in this role without help, the scorecard is current and trusted, and you've taken at least one product launch from build to live while leading the charge. From there, the standard is simple. At any point, you can tell us what's working, what's not, why, and what you're doing about it. When performance drops, you bring the diagnosis and a plan, not just the report.