Junior Account Manager E-commerce (Shanghai)

2 Open China Ecommerce (part of Thinkia Group) helps international brands scale in China through marketplaces and social commerce. We’re looking for a hands-on Junior Account Manager based in Shanghai to support marketplace operations (Tmall/天猫, JD/京东), Douyin/抖音 & Xiaohongshu/小红书, campaign execution and client reporting.

Tasks

• Manage day-to-day operations of client storefronts on Chinese marketplaces (Tmall, JD) and social platforms (Douyin, Xiaohongshu).
• Optimize product listings (copy, keywords, A+ pages) and monitor pricing, promotions and stock.
• Execute and monitor performance campaigns (DSP, P4P, Douyin ads), track KPIs and suggest improvements.
• Coordinate logistics, cross-border shipments and local fulfillment partners.
• Prepare weekly/monthly performance reports and present insights to clients.
• Liaise with creative, customer service and influencer teams to implement local activations.
• Assist in onboarding new clients and maintaining client communication.

Requirements

• 1–3 years experience in e-commerce or marketplace operations (China experience required).
• Practical experience with at least one Chinese marketplace (Tmall/JD/Douyin/Xiaohongshu).
• Mandarin fluent (spoken & written) and professional English.
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent; strong Excel skills; familiarity with analytics tools (Power BI / Google Analytics / basic SQL a plus).
• Knowledge of local payments (WeChat Pay/Alipay) and cross-border logistics.
• Based in Shanghai with valid work permit / right to work in China.
• Organized, client-facing, able to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines.

Benefits

• Local employment contract, RMB 10,000 + performance bonus.
• Social insurance, paid leave and visa/relocation support where applicable.
• Professional development, training on Chinese marketplaces and progression to Account Manager.
• International team, hybrid office in Shanghai and scope to work on global brands.

Join a small, ambitious team helping global brands succeed in China — if you’re curious, proactive and native Mandarin speaker, you’ll fit right in.