E-commerce Specialist France & Benelux

Location: Netherlands; Belgium About our client With over 200 years of tradition and excellence, our client is a proud Japanese family-owned company and one of the most innovative brands in the global pet food industry. Their premium products set standards in quality, taste, and animal well-being. Now their story is expanding across Europe - and this is where you come in. They are looking for an eCommerce Specialist who is excited to shape and accelerate their digital presence in the Benelux market. Someone who is ready to help bring joy to pets and their owners… one click at a time. Your Role You will play a central role in developing their online business in the Benelux region. Working with major eRetailers, you will drive performance, build partnerships, and translate data into sustainable growth. Your Responsibilities Develop and implement e-commerce strategies to increase revenue, visibility, and customer loyalty Manage relationships with key eRetailers such as Amazon Monitor KPIs, analyze performance, and derive actionable insights Track competitor activity and identify growth opportunities Manage product listings, content, and promotional planning Ensure a strong and consistent digital shelf presence Collaborate with marketing, supply chain, and regional teams across Europe Represent the company at trade shows and industry events Requirements Your Profile University degree or equivalent qualification 2–4 years of experience in e-commerce, digital sales, or key account management (FMCG preferred) Experience with Amazon or similar platforms is a plus Strong analytical and commercial mindset Proficiency in Excel, Power BI, and analytics tools Excellent communication and relationship-building skills Fluent in French, Dutch, and English What’s on Offer A role with real impact in a growing international market The opportunity to shape the European e-commerce business A collaborative and international working environment A company with strong heritage and ambitious growth plans