E-Commerce Live Show Specialist (Colombia)

E-Commerce Live Show Specialist (Colombia)

13 ago
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Beijing Foreign Enterprise Management Consultants Co.,Ltd.
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Colombia

13 ago

Beijing Foreign Enterprise Management Consultants Co.,Ltd.

Colombia

We are Looking a Live E-Commerce Operation Specialist to join our team. In this role, you will support the execution of our digital sales strategy for the Brazilian market, serving as the primary voice and representative of the brand during live broadcast operations.

Key Responsibilities:
- Market Representation: Conduct professional live presentations in Portuguese, maintaining corporate brand standards and product knowledge.
- Commercial Performance: Drive market penetration and sales revenue (GMV) through effective product demonstration and strategic communication.
- Operational Excellence: Prepare high-level scripts and content strategies aligned with regional marketing objectives.
- Data Analysis:



Monitor broadcast metrics to optimize viewer retention and conversion rates.

Professional Profile Required:
- Language Proficiency: B2 Level Portuguese is mandatory. Excellent command of business/formal Portuguese is required.
- Skills: Strong public speaking ability, professional presence.

Why Apply? This is an opportunity to lead a high-visibility project within a multinational technology company, driving real business impact in the LATAM region.
BusinessDevelopment #BrazilMarket #Portuguese #CorporateSales #Huawei

📌 E-Commerce Live Show Specialist (Colombia)
🏢 Beijing Foreign Enterprise Management Consultants Co.,Ltd.
📍 Colombia

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