Principal Account Manager, Amazon Marketplace; Brand Manager

San Diego, CA 92101 - onsite at Symphony Towers, 5 days a week
$150,000 – $200,000 base
Managing enterprise brands
· Individual contributor, no direct reports

As one of the top 5 Amazon sellers in the US, Luminize runs the full growth layer for 80 to 100 consumer brands. As a Principal Account Manager you own a book of a handful of enterprise brands as their primary strategic partner. You own the forecast, PPC strategy, catalog, and more through the quarterly business review, with our advertising, content and supply chain specialists executing alongside you.

This is a senior individual-contributor role. You will own a book of brands, not a team of people.

• The forecast. You set it, you defend it, and you are the one explaining the variance.
• The advertising strategy
  , executed by our advertising strategists. You set the direction and own the number; they are in the console.
• The Q . You run the room. These are S-tier clients and the expectation is that you handle them with minimal involvement from leadership.
• The escalation. When something breaks across catalog, supply chain and content at once, it routes to you and the fix is yours to design.
• The growth case. You find the opportunity in the account before the client asks for it.

Different companies title this job differently. If one of these is yours, you are in the right place:

Account Director (Amazon or retail media agency)
· Amazon Account Director
· Senior Amazon Account Manager
· Enterprise Account Manager, Amazon
· Marketplace Account Director
· Senior Marketplace Manager
· Amazon Brand Manager (agency, accelerator or aggregator side)
· Senior Client Partner, Ecommerce
· Strategic Account Manager, Amazon
· Group Account Manager
· Director of Client Services (smaller agency)
· Senior Growth Manager (Amazon aggregator)
· Key Account Manager, Amazon Marketplace
· Senior Ecommerce Account Manager

One honest filter before you spend time applying: the bar here is external client brands - brands that belonged to someone else and could have fired you - including at least one at $15M+ in annual Amazon gross sales that you personally owned.

• At least one client brand you have personally owned at $15,000,000+ in annual Amazon gross sales. Not an aggregate portfolio figure. One account, that size, where the forecast, the ad budget and the Q  were yours.
• Agency, accelerator or aggregator experience managing external client brands
  -companies that were someone else's and could have fired you. In-house ownership of your own employer's brands, however large, is a different job.
• 3 to 5 external client brands managed simultaneously at enterprise scale
• Hands-on Amazon Seller Central or Vendor Central experience within the last 6 months
  -currently in the platform, not overseeing someone who is
• Forecasting and P&L fluency: you can build the model, not just read it
• The client presence to run a Q  with an executive stakeholder and own a hard conversation in the room
• Able to work onsite in San Diego 5 days a week

• Vendor Central depth alongside Seller Central
• Experience in CPG, health, wellness or beauty categories
• Advertising fluency deep enough to challenge or enforce a strategist's plan
• Bachelor's degree, or the equivalent in experience

We post the whole band, $150,000 to $200,000 base, and we mean all of it. Where you land is not about years on a résumé. It comes down to the size of book you can carry on day one - above all, the scale of the largest single account you have genuinely owned, and how much of it was yours rather than delegated.

Base salary, no bonus or equity.

Five days a week in the office…