Location: Los Angeles, CA
Discipline: UX / Product Design
Experience: 2–3 years
Compensation: $100,000
About the job
Our mission is to inspire entrepreneurs and shoppers to find something new. We buy great brands built on Shopify, unlocking liquidity for small business entrepreneurs looking to start new adventures. We manage nearly 50 brands with over 100,000 products across apparel, beauty, home goods, and electronics. Our team of e-commerce experts and engineers uses our proprietary technology and tooling, and advantages from our size, to grow our brands at scale. Two million people have purchased OpenStore products, and soon, we’ll launch a consumer shopping app, helping people discover products in an all-new way. OpenStore was started in 2021 by top investor and operator, Keith Rabois, a former executive at PayPal, LinkedIn, and Square, and a co-founder of Opendoor. We are backed with $150M+ from world-class investors such as Atomic, Khosla Ventures, Founders Fund, General Catalyst, and Lux Capital.
ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY:Joining OpenStore means being at the forefront of e-commerce innovation. As a Creative Strategist, you'll have the opportunity to shape the strategic direction of multiple brands within our portfolio, driving revenue growth and creating consumer-first, impactful marketing campaigns. You'll collaborate with a diverse team of experts and utilize your experience in Performance Advertising for DTC E-commerce brands to craft compelling ads and brand strategies. This role offers the chance to make a significant impact on our business while working in a dynamic, collaborative start-up environment.
WHAT YOU'LL DO:
Inform the creative strategy and direction for our portfolio of brands, driving performance and revenue growth.
Write briefs for designers and editors, give strategic and creative notes, craft and evaluate copy and visuals from a consumer and performance perspective.
Compile and research consumer insights, paid and organic social media trends, best practices and competitors to inform concept ideation. .
