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Your Automotive eCommerce Recruiter.

eCommerce Placement places eCommerce talent at automotive brands, auto parts retailers, car accessories companies, and automotive aftermarket businesses. The automotive eCommerce category is large, technically complex, and growing rapidly. We recruit candidates who understand its distinct requirements. Contingency-based. No placement, no fee.

15+
Years placing eCommerce talent
3–8
Weeks avg. to fill most roles
20%
Contingency fee. No upfront cost.

The Role

What We Mean by Automotive eCommerce

Automotive eCommerce is a broad and technically demanding category. It spans OEM and aftermarket parts, accessories, care and maintenance products, tires, and increasingly, direct vehicle sales and subscription services. The category is defined by fitment complexity: almost every product must be matched to a specific year, make, model, and trim, which creates enormous product data and catalog management challenges. Amazon and AutoZone.com are dominant online channels for parts and accessories. And the customer journey is highly research-intensive, with consumers comparing specifications, reading reviews, and checking compatibility before purchasing. Recruiting great eCommerce talent in this category requires understanding both the technical product side and the digital commerce fundamentals.

Our approach. We work on contingency, meaning you pay our fee only when we successfully place a candidate. No retainer. No upfront cost. Our fee is 20% of the placed candidate's first-year base salary, invoiced on their start date. Every placement includes a replacement guarantee.

Why Specialize

Why Automotive eCommerce Hiring Requires a Specialist

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Fitment Data and Catalog Complexity Set the Category Apart

Automotive eCommerce requires managing fitment data at scale: year, make, model, trim, and engine type for every SKU. Candidates who have worked with ACES and PIES data standards, fitment-based search, and automotive catalog management are materially better hires than general eCommerce product managers. We screen for this technical product depth.

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Amazon and AutoZone.com Are the Dominant Online Channels

For most automotive parts and accessories brands, Amazon and the major auto retail sites account for the majority of online sales. Candidates who understand Amazon automotive specifically, including fitment-based search advertising and A+ content for parts, are disproportionately valuable. We have a network of automotive-fluent marketplace specialists.

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The Category Is Research-Intensive and SEO-Driven

Automotive purchases are among the most researched in eCommerce. Technical specifications, compatibility data, installation guides, and customer reviews all factor into the purchase decision. Candidates who understand how to build content that supports the research journey and ranks in automotive-specific searches drive meaningfully better performance.

What We Fill

Automotive eCommerce Roles We Recruit For

VP of eCommerce

Senior digital commerce leadership for automotive brands managing Amazon, DTC, and retailer.com channels with fitment complexity.

Amazon Channel Manager

Amazon automotive channel management including fitment-based advertising, digital shelf, and catalog operations.

eCommerce Product Manager

Catalog management, fitment data, and product information architecture for automotive eCommerce.

Performance Marketing Manager

Paid search and shopping for automotive brands with technical query and fitment-based ad targeting expertise.

eCommerce SEO Manager

Organic search strategy for automotive eCommerce including technical content, fitment pages, and category SEO.

Site Merchandising Manager

Product discovery, compatibility tools, and on-site experience for automotive eCommerce.

eCommerce Analytics Manager

Performance measurement and catalog analytics for automotive eCommerce teams.

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Our Process

From Kickoff to Accepted Offer

01

Intake Call

We get into the details: the business problem the hire solves, scope and seniority, comp range, interview process, and what success looks like at 6 and 12 months.

02

Targeted Sourcing

We source against our network of 100,000+ eCommerce professionals, prioritizing passive candidates who match your profile. The best candidates are not on job boards.

03

Curated Shortlist

You receive a shortlist of pre-screened candidates with a write-up on each. We brief every candidate on your company and role before you speak with them.

04

Offer and Close

We stay active through offer, negotiation, and start date. Every placement includes a replacement guarantee at no additional cost if the hire does not work out.

FAQ

Common Questions About Automotive eCommerce Recruiting

We recruit for automotive OEM parts brands, aftermarket parts and accessories companies, auto care and maintenance brands, tire retailers with eCommerce operations, and automotive accessories DTC companies. We also recruit for large-format automotive retailers building digital commerce capability. Our focus is always on candidates who understand the specific technical and catalog complexities of automotive eCommerce.
Yes. Fitment data management and automotive catalog complexity are among the most important capabilities in the category, and among the hardest to find in generalist eCommerce talent. We specifically screen for experience with ACES and PIES data standards, fitment-based search, and the product information challenges unique to automotive eCommerce.
Yes. Amazon is a dominant channel for most automotive parts and accessories brands, and we recruit Amazon channel managers and marketplace specialists with automotive category experience. This includes expertise in fitment-based advertising, automotive A+ content, and the specific operational requirements of Amazon automotive.
VP of eCommerce compensation at automotive brands typically ranges from $130,000 to $190,000 in base salary depending on company scale and scope. Director-level roles run $100,000 to $150,000. Manager-level eCommerce roles typically earn $70,000 to $110,000. Our 2026 eCommerce Salary Guide has detailed benchmarks.
Manager-level automotive eCommerce searches typically close in 3 to 5 weeks. Director-level roles average 4 to 8 weeks. VP and senior leadership searches typically run 6 to 10 weeks. We target an initial shortlist within 2 to 3 weeks of engagement start for all role levels.
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