Junior Ecommerce PM — Remote to Hybrid, Impact-Driven

FullStack; San Antonio (TX); Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) with 4% match

Paid Time Off

Job summary

FullStack is seeking a Junior Ecommerce Product Manager to join our team. You will work with clients in a dual path: team augmentation or Design & Build within a FullStack product team. The role emphasizes driving e-commerce improvements, working with frontend and backend teams, and delivering value across projects.

Initial remote work within the US with a transition to a hybrid model (Las Vegas, 2 days in-office). Strong experience in product management and English proficiency are required.

Qualifications

• Experience in Product Management, Ownership, or Digital Product Strategy with backlog management and clear user stories.
• Strong experience with e-commerce or digital transaction environments and optimizing checkout flows.
• Advanced English required; four-year college degree completed.

Responsibilities

• Own backlog and define scope; write clear user stories for development teams.
• Collaborate with designers and engineers to deliver features for clients; participate in agile ceremonies.
• Contribute to libraries and tools; ensure CI/CD processes for product delivery.

Skills

Product management

Agile/Scrum

Digital product strategy

Backlog management

User stories

English proficiency

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Shopify

Magento

Salesforce Commerce Cloud

RESTful APIs

Job description

FullStack is seeking a Junior Ecommerce Product Manager to join our team. You will work with clients in a dual path: team augmentation or Design & Build within a FullStack product team. The role emphasizes driving e-commerce improvements, working with frontend and backend teams, and delivering value across projects.

Initial remote work within the US with a transition to a hybrid model (Las Vegas, 2 days in-office). Strong experience in product management and English proficiency are required.