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Work From Home Shopify Ecommerce Jobs (NOW HIRING)

As Director of Ecommerce, you will manage our Shopify and TikTok Shop platforms, driving growth ... You will work closely with leadership, including the CEO, while having full authority to own your ...

Oversee and optimize the ecommerce tech stack (e.g., Shopify Plus, post-purchase tools, reviews, personalization, integrations). * Act as primary liaison with external developers, analytics providers ...

You'll work closely with internal teams and directly with clients, driving growth initiatives ... Own and optimize Ecommerce platforms (primarily Shopify ), ensuring they support growth and ...

We create premium apparel that blurs the line between work, sport, and everyday life - built for ... Own the Shopify Plus roadmap, including site functionality, integrations, performance, scalability ...

... Shopify, Amazon & eBay platforms Excellent English communication skills, both written and verbal ... 100% Work-From-Home Exceptionally Supportive Team Opportunities for Career Growth Fun Work ...

Ecommerce Specialist

Sioux Falls, SD · On-site +1

$70K - $85K/yr

Work closely with inventory and sales teams to ensure accurate product listings and stock ... Magento/Shopify experience preferred. * Familiarity with ERP Systems such as SAP, Netsuite, or ...

E-Commerce Specialist (US)

Columbus, OH · Remote

$3.7K - $6.3K/mo

... Shopify, Amazon & eBay platforms • Excellent English communication skills, both written and ... Upskilling Opportunities • 100% Work-From-Home • Exceptionally Supportive Team • ...

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How much do work from home shopify ecommerce jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 27, 2026, the average hourly pay for work from home shopify ecommerce in the United States is $28.41, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $24.04 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Work From Home Shopify Ecommerce vs Shopify Store Manager?

AspectWork From Home Shopify EcommerceShopify Store Manager
CredentialsBasic eCommerce knowledge, online marketing skillsExperience in store management, customer service, and marketing
Work EnvironmentRemote, flexible hoursTypically remote or on-site, depending on company
Industry UsageFreelancers, entrepreneurs, small business ownersRetail companies, online brands, eCommerce agencies
Search & Comparison IntentJob roles, freelance opportunities, remote work optionsManagement responsibilities, team coordination, store performance

Work From Home Shopify Ecommerce roles focus on setting up and managing online stores remotely, often involving marketing and sales. Shopify Store Managers oversee daily store operations, team management, and customer service, which may be remote or on-site. While both roles involve Shopify platforms, the former emphasizes independent work and technical setup, whereas the latter centers on operational management.

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Fractional Shopify E-Commerce Lead

Fractional Shopify E-Commerce Lead

Rare Beauty Brands, Inc.

Los Angeles, CA • Remote

$12K - $14K/mo

Full-time

Posted 10 days ago


Job description

About Us:

Rare Beauty Brands is a fast-growing portfolio of innovative beauty and skincare brands, including Kate Somerville and Patchology. We combine the agility of a startup with the discipline of a performance-driven organization, scaling brands that inspire confidence, deliver results, and consistently outperform their categories. Our teams move quickly, test boldly, and operate with a deep commitment to data, creativity, and collaboration.

Kate Somerville is seeking a fractional Shopify expert to serve as the hands-on technical owner of our DTC ecommerce platform for a focused six-month period. The one qualification we won't trade away is deep, real Shopify mastery: someone who already lives inside Liquid, metafields, metaobjects, and a heavily customized, multi-layered theme, and doesn't need ramp-up time to learn the backend.

Strategic thinking is genuinely welcome here, not just tolerated. If this person sees a smarter merchandising approach or a better way to sequence a promotion, we want to hear it. But we're not hiring for strategy first and hoping the technical skill follows; we're hiring for technical mastery first, and strategic instinct is the bonus round.

The six-month window is intentional. Kate Somerville is in the middle of shaping a broader connected commerce strategy (spanning loyalty, personalization, subscription, and marketplace), and this engagement is structured to stabilize and improve the current Shopify environment while that longer-term architecture is decided. A strong fit here could extend or evolve as that roadmap solidifies.

Responsibilities:

The Mindset We're Hiring For

Every hire on this team gets measured against one trait first: does this person find a way to win? We're looking for builders and tinkerers, not people who wait for the perfect brief. Specifically, that means:

  • Resourceful by default. When the obvious path is blocked, this person finds another one instead of reporting the blocker and waiting.
  • Comfortable inside the guts of a system. A messy theme, a stubborn metafield, or an undocumented app is a puzzle worth digging into, not a reason to punt.
  • Bias toward “shipping”. This person would rather launch a version and learn from real data than polish a plan that never meets a customer.
  • Treats “there's no way to do this in Shopify” as a starting point for investigation, not a final answer.
  • Wants to know whether their work moved the needle and pushes to get it live quickly enough to find out.

What You'll Own

Shopify Theme & Technical Execution

  • Work directly inside a custom, layered Shopify theme (Liquid, JS, CSS, JSON templates) to build, troubleshoot, and improve site functionality.
  • Diagnose and resolve product display, metafield, and schema issues (e.g., bundle/PDP configuration conflicts) quickly and independently.
  • Build and QA promotional mechanics: GWP setups, BOGO logic, discount configuration, and landing pages, ahead of key promotional windows.
  • Manage the app ecosystem: install, configure, troubleshoot, and evaluate Shopify apps, and flag conflicts before they hit the live site.
  • Maintain clean documentation and SOPs so the theme and its logic are legible to the next person, not just to you.

Partnership with Brand & Digital Leadership

  • Work closely with the EVP of Brand & Digital to shape and sequence technical priorities, bringing your own point of view on what should happen and how.
  • Flag technical constraints, trade-offs, and platform risks early and in plain language, so decisions can be made quickly.
  • Support promotional and launch calendars with reliable, on-time technical delivery.

Connected Commerce Input

  • Serve as a technical sounding board for the connected commerce strategy development (loyalty, personalization, subscription, data unification).
  • Flag where the current Shopify setup will help or hinder that direction, and where technical debt should be addressed now versus later.
  • Provide informed input on platform, app, and integration choices without owning the strategic roadmap itself.
Requirements:
  • Deep, demonstrable expertise in Shopify Liquid theme development — comfortable inside complex, heavily customized or multi-layered themes, not just out-of-the-box builds.
  • Strong working knowledge of Shopify APIs, metafields, apps, and the Shopify Plus feature set.
  • 5+ years of hands-on, technical ecommerce execution (not primarily strategy or account management).
  • Proven ability to own execution independently in a fast-moving DTC environment with minimal oversight.
  • Clear communicator who can explain technical tradeoffs to non-technical stakeholders without over-explaining.
  • Comfortable in a fractional or contract structure, managing priorities across a defined scope of work.
  • A track record of finding a way around a blocker rather than stopping at it, and a preference for shipping and testing over endless planning.
Bonus Points:
  • Beauty, skincare, or consumer products experience.
  • Experience with subscription platforms (e.g., Ordergroove or similar) or replatforming a subscription program.
  • Familiarity with connected commerce concepts: loyalty, personalization, and customer data unification.
  • Based in the Los Angeles area.

This is a 3-6 month fractional or contract engagement, structured around scope rather than a fixed weekly hour count. Cadence and time commitment will flex based on the promotional calendar and project load and can be discussed directly with candidates who are the right technical fit. Extension beyond six months is possible. Los Angeles area preferred.