Steve Madden
Amazon Account Manager
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- Long Island City, New York, United States
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Internship
- Experience
- 2+ years
- Category
- Sales
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- 2+ years of Amazon Vendor Central or Seller Central account management experience; familiarity with item setup, catalog management, PO processing, and Vendor Manager relationships
- Commercial instincts; you understand how account decisions connect to P&L outcomes and you manage your brands with a profitability lens, not just a task list
- Strong organizational skills and high output; you manage multiple brands simultaneously, hit deadlines, and maintain quality without constant direction
- Collaborative working style; you partner closely with marketing, sales, and BI counterparts — you do not operate in a silo
- Clear communicator; you escalate the right issues at the right level, write clean internal briefs, and represent your brands credibly in leadership conversations
- Bias for action; you find a way forward, do not wait to be told what to do next, and bring solutions rather than status updates
- Located in or able to commute to the New York Metro area; on-site presence required
Nice to have
- Experience in footwear, accessories, or fashion; familiarity with seasonal buying cycles, style-level sell-through, and assortment planning
- Familiarity with Amazon retail media basics; you do not need to run campaigns, but you should understand how advertising supports account performance
- Exposure to BI or reporting tools; you are comfortable working with dashboards and pulling your own data when needed
Full description
ABOUT THE ROLE
Steve Madden is seeking an Amazon Account Manager to own the commercial performance of an assigned brand within the Steve Madden portfolio — Steve Madden Women's, Madden Girl, Betsey Johnson, Anne Klein, Blondo, Dolce Vita, or Steve Madden Kids. This is a focused, hands-on role for someone who understands Amazon at the account level, manages their brands with a P&L mindset, and partners closely with the Marketing Manager and BI Analyst to drive outcomes. You own the account relationship, the commercial strategy, and the results. Execution lives with you — not an agency. This role is based in our Long Island City headquarters and is on-site.
WHAT YOU'LL OWNAccount Strategy & Commercial Ownership
- Own the Amazon P&L for an assigned brand portfolio; manage revenue, sell-through, and inventory performance with a clear line of sight to profitability
- Build and execute the seasonal account plan; align assortment, promotional calendar, and marketing investment with brand priorities and Amazon's platform cadence
- Lead the joint business planning relationship with Amazon Vendor Managers; negotiate promotional placements, co-op funding, and expanded selection commitments
- Develop and present seasonal recaps and forward-looking plans to the Director; flag risks and opportunities before they become surprises
Item Setup & Catalog Management — Streamlined
- Own the new item setup process for assigned brands; work within a defined internal calendar where bottlenecks have been compressed and approvals are structured
- Maintain catalog integrity; manage variations, content updates, and listing health — with automation tools and agency support handling routine maintenance
- Partner with the Junior BI Analyst on SKU-level performance data; use sell-through, glance views, and conversion metrics to inform assortment decisions
Marketing & Media Partnership
- Work in lockstep with the Marketing Manager on campaign timing, content readiness, and promotional strategy for assigned brands
- Ensure PDPs are optimized before media scales; own the content quality of your brand portfolio and brief central marketing on asset needs with clear specs and deadlines
- Coordinate Prime Day and seasonal event readiness for assigned brands; align inventory, promotional setup, and media timing across internal and agency teams
Reporting & Performance Management
- Own the weekly performance view for assigned brands; monitor sales, traffic, glance views, conversion, and ad spend — and act on what the data shows
- Use the reporting infrastructure built by the BI Analyst and Director; contribute to it by flagging gaps and requesting the metrics you actually need to manage the business