The Brand Manager is a key member of the client success and operations team at GIGABRANDS. Sitting between the Brand Director and Junior Brand Managers, this role is responsible for managing day-to-day client accounts, executing strategies that drive sales, and ensuring exceptional service delivery across multiple Amazon brands.

As a Brand Manager, you’ll work closely with internal teams across PPC, SEO, design, and catalog management to bring client strategies to life. You’ll act as a trusted partner to clients—balancing relationship management, operational execution, and performance optimization.

You’ll also participate in “husks”—our internal team-building and development sessions—where you’ll collaborate with peers, learn from senior leaders, and help foster a culture of continuous growth and learning. Senior Brand Managers also take part in weekly upskilling classes to mentor and support the broader team.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in account management, brand management, or eCommerce leadership roles
• Proven experience managing client relationships and delivering measurable results
• Strong leadership skills, with prior experience managing teams across different functions and geographies
• Knowledge of Amazon operations (PPC, SEO, catalog, design, merchandising)
• Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail (task management, reporting, workflow)
• Strong communication and presentation skills with clients and internal teams
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial, and client-facing environment
• Familiarity with project/task management platforms (e.g., ClickUp)

Benefits

• Full-time, remote position aligned with US working hours.
• Opportunity to directly impact client growth and brand success.
• Structured career path toward Brand Director and leadership roles.
• Participation in internal husks and access to weekly upskilling sessions.
• Collaborative, values-driven culture built on trust, learning, and performance.
• Be part of a fast-growing agency making waves in the Amazon ecosystem.

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