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Ecommerce Customer Service Manager

Talent Hackers · Nigeria · 2026-10-25

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AbouttheRole: We are seeking an experienced Ecommerce Customer Service Manager to lead a team of seven customer support representatives for a growing ecommerce business. The ideal candidate has strong experience in customer experience management, subscription-based businesses, team leadership, and helpdesk operations.
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CoreTasks:

• Monitor the inbox to assist customers, answer questions, and escalate issues when needed

• Act as a point of escalation for difficult customer support scenarios

• Hold daily/weekly standups with the CX team to review blockers, wins, new info, etc

• Manage and monitor a team of 7 customer service staff

• Produce and deliver ongoing, ad-hoc training for the team as needed

• Produce daily, weekly, and monthly customer service reports

• Assist the team with troubleshooting issues with account support

• Proactively look for negative reviews and escalate to brand management

• Build out role-related SOPs and FAQs for faster and more accurate team responses

• Assist with other tactical ecommerce-related tasks as needed

Must-Haves:

• 5+ years of experience in an ecommerce CX role (management experience preferred)

• 3+ years' experience with Gorgias for helpdesk management (or similar tool)

• Hands-on experience working with a subscription-based business

• Strong (C-level) verbal and written English communication skills

• Intermediate skills with Google Sheets/ Excel for basic reporting

• Familiarity with Slack and Zoom for internal team coordination/communication

• Ability to work full-time EST

Nice-to-Haves:

• Background in the supplements vertical (or similar)

• 1+ years' experience with Monday (or similar PM tool)

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