Product Manager | Bilingual (DE/NL)

How do I become Product Manager at Coolblue?

Do you get energy from running your own webshop within the Coolblue website for your product category? Keep reading! Charlotte will explain how you become a Product Manager at Coolblue.

You enjoy doing this:

• Determining the best strategy for your product category. 
• Having your main focus on the commercial result and try to improve this every day.
• Improving customer journeys by implementing changes on the website, in the store, and in the app.
• Analyzing how we can make the assortment match what customers are looking for even better. 
• Carrying out deep-dive research into the return reasons, for example, and coming up with solutions for this right away.
• Drawing up and executing an optimal pricing strategy. 
• Presenting your results, implementing improvements, and new insights. 

Job Description

• Money.
• With over 30 training courses in our own Coolblue University, you can become a little better every day.
• A discount on all our products.
• Extraordinarily good work environment, including freshly made snacks, monthly drinks, legendary Coolblue parties, awesome team activities, and an informal, playful department.
• 25 leave days. As long as you promise to come back.
• Travel allowance and a retirement plan.
• A picture-perfect office at a great location. You could crawl to work from Rotterdam Central Station. We recommend just walking for 2 minutes, though.
• Room for new initiatives and ideas. We’re always open to those, whether you’ve been with us for a week, month, or a year.
• Challenging work to fully immerse yourself in, so that you occasionally forget that you’re at work.
• A flat organization in the broadest sense of the word. You can have a beer with the boss if you like

Qualifications

• The German and English language don't hold any secrets for you.
• No one can spot sales opportunities like you can, because you’re strategic and commercially minded.
• Completed a University degree program, preferably in relation to marketing. 
• Up to 2 years of work experience.
• Good with numbers. You’re able to translate data into concrete insights and action points. 
• Ambitious when it comes to setting goals and taking the responsibility to realize them. 
• Good at retrieving the right information from your stakeholders. 
• Able to put yourself in the customers’ shoes to find out about their (product) needs.

Additional Information

Together with your team, you’re responsible for building the leading customer journey for your product category.