Vans

Manager,DigitalContent

$99–99k Omaha, Nebraska, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Manager, Digital Content at Vans. Skills: Digital Content Strategy, On-site Experience Optimization, E-commerce Performance, Cross-functional Collaboration. Leading on‑site content and experience strategy across weekly, seasonal, and launch‑driven moments. Owning how brand storytelling, campaigns, and product narratives come to life across the eCommerce journey”

What You'll Achieve.

improve discovery, engagement, and conversion; maintain consistency with brand, experience, and performance expectations; inform future planning and experience evolution; deliver seamless, consumer‑centric experiences; maintain best‑in‑class digital experiences; accountable from strategy through performance outcomes

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Data‑driven mindset with proven ability to improve engagement and conversion metrics; Familiarity with analytics and behavioral tools and translating insights into action; Conduct deep‑dive analysis to identify insights, opportunities, and optimization priorities

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

understanding of eCommerce platforms, CMS/DAM tools, and digital merchandising principles, Experience defining on‑site journeys, content placement, and experience intent (in partnership with UX/design teams), Data‑driven mindset with proven ability to improve engagement and conversion metrics, Experience with A testing, experimentation, and personalization frameworks, Familiarity with analytics and behavioral tools and translating insights into action, Proven ability to manage complex workflows and influence cross‑functional stakeholders, Highly organized, proactive, and comfortable owning initiatives end‑to‑end

What You'll Do.

Leading on‑site content and experience strategy across weekly

and launch‑driven moments

Owning how brand storytelling

and product narratives come to life across the eCommerce journey

Balancing inspiration with performance

and measurement of on‑site experiences across homepage

Using data and consumer insights to improve discovery

Developing and maintaining a seasonal content and experience calendar

Translating campaign and merchandising priorities into clear on‑site experience frameworks

Managing end‑to‑end content and experience workflows

Leading planning and execution for product launches and key moments

Providing clear feedback and alignment on deliverables

Owning ongoing content and experience performance tracking

Monitoring and evaluating engagement KPIs

Conducting deep‑dive analysis to identify insights

and optimization priorities

and personalization efforts

Translating performance data into actionable recommendations

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partnering closely with Brand Marketing, Merchandising, UX, Analytics, and Technology to deliver cohesive, consumer‑first digital experiences; Serving as a key partner to Brand Marketing, Merchandising, UX, Analytics, and Technology teams; Facilitating alignment through recurring meetings, planning sessions, and working forums; Ensuring clear handoffs and shared accountability across teams from planning through execution and measurement; Incorporating competitive and industry benchmarking

Communication Scope

communication skills with the ability to articulate strategy, insights, and priorities clearly

Process & Methodology

Manage complex workflows, Own initiatives end‑to‑end

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