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Motion is seeking an eCommerce Requirements Analyst to partner with Product Management in translating business initiatives into clearly defined features for digital growth. You will frame problems, define customer value, and align stakeholders and development teams in a fast-paced Agile setting.
You will translate business needs into structured, development-ready requirements, document rules and success metrics, and map customer journeys to identify improvements.
We’re seeking a driven eCommerce Requirements Analyst to partner with Product Management in translating business initiatives into clearly defined, executable features that power digital commerce growth. This role operates at the feature level—framing business problems, defining customer value, and ensuring alignment between stakeholders and development teams. You’ll bring structure to ambiguity and prepare initiatives for prioritization and delivery in a fast-paced Agile environment.
You must be eligible to work in the US without Visa Sponsorship.
You bring structure to complex problems and frame features clearly with minimal direction. You prepare initiatives for prioritization and executive review with confidence. Development teams rely on you for complete, actionable requirements that reduce friction and accelerate delivery.
You operate with urgency, ownership, and accountability — always balancing customer needs with business outcomes.
Motion offers an excellent benefits package which includes options for healthcare coverage, 401(k), tuition reimbursement, vacation, sick, and holiday pay.
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