We're looking for an experienced e-commerce specialist to take ownership of the technical and conversion side of our Shopify store. This is a hands-on, diagnostic role for someone who has managed genuinely complex stores, not basic catalogue management.
We have a large, variation-heavy product catalogue and an international, multi-market Shopify setup. We need someone who can get inside the store, understand why conversion behaves the way it does, identify what's working and what's broken, and either fix it or direct our developer with clear, evidenced instructions.
This role is right for you if:
You've worked on Shopify stores that are difficult to manage — large catalogues, multiple markets and currencies, complex theme and app setups. You've faced conversion problems and actually solved them. You can look at analytics and session data and form a clear, evidence-based view of what's happening, rather than guessing. You're as comfortable challenging a developer's findings as you are doing the work yourself.
What you'll own
- Conversion performance: investigating drop-off, diagnosing friction, and identifying causes across markets, devices, and browsers.
- Technical oversight of the store: understanding the theme, apps, tracking, and how changes affect performance — and being able to verify findings directly in Shopify rather than taking them on trust.
- Analytics and session analysis: working across GA4, Search Console, and tools like Microsoft Clarity to build an accurate picture of site and customer behaviour.
- Working alongside our developer: reviewing their work, asking the right questions, and directing technical fixes with clear, specific instructions.
- Day-to-day store management: merchandising, collections, product setup, and on-site optimisation, to a high standard.
Essential experience
- Proven Shopify expertise on complex, multi-market stores — not just small or simple catalogues.
- Demonstrable track record of diagnosing and fixing conversion problems. We will ask you to talk us through a specific example.
- Strong command of GA4, Google Search Console, and session-recording tools (Microsoft Clarity or similar).
- Solid understanding of how theme, apps, scripts, and tracking interact and affect both conversion and site performance.
- The judgement and confidence to challenge technical findings and the communication skill to direct a developer clearly