Implementation Project Manager
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What You'll Do
- Lead implementation projects for new brands and 3PL partners from post-sale kickoff to successful go-live
- Develop and manage project plans, timelines, and milestones using tools like Baton, Salesforce, and Jira
- Coordinate cross-functional stakeholders (Sales, Solutions, Product, and Ops) to ensure a smooth transition from Sales to Implementation to Hypercare
- Facilitate kickoff and status meetings, track action items, and manage escalations
- Identify and mitigate risks or blockers that could impact a launch timeline
- Document project updates and launch statuses in internal systems
- Contribute to process improvements, templates, and frameworks that make implementations more efficient and scalable
- Advocate for the customer experience by ensuring the setup aligns with brand needs and technical capabilities
- Support post-launch “hypercare” before transitioning accounts to Customer Success
You Have Many of the Following
- 0 - 4 years of project management, onboarding, or implementation experience in a SaaS, logistics, or eCommerce environment
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills across technical and non-technical audiences
- Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously and staying organized under pressure
- Proficiency with Salesforce, Jira, or project management tools (Baton experience is a plus)
- Understanding of eCommerce workflows (e.g., Shopify, BigCommerce, 3PL integrations, shipping carriers)
- Detail-oriented and process-driven; You love structure and documentation
- A proactive, ownership mindset with a focus on driving results and continuous improvement
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
- Located in the United States
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