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Strategy & Business Development Manager

Confidential company · Hamburg · Posted May 15, 2026

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Public summary

Join a fast-growing European e-commerce company based in Hamburg and Berlin, operating at the intersection of fashion and technology. This role involves leading strategic and operational projects, collaborating with management, conducting complex analyses, and developing new business fields within a dynamic scale-up environment. The company values flat hierarchies, direct communication, ownership, and an inclusive culture fostering diversity and fairness.

Location and work setup

Location
Hamburg
Remote status
On-site
German requirement signal
No German Required Detected
Detected job language
English

Responsibilities

Lead and implement key strategic and operational projects across functions; act as sparring partner for management's strategic initiatives; conduct independent complex analysis and research; collaborate with operational teams to develop new business fields; communicate and negotiate with internal and external stakeholders; analyze relevant KPIs and derive actionable insights to drive company development.

Qualifications

Above-average university degree from a top university; 1-2 years practical experience in strategy and business development, consultancy, financial services, or start-up environment; excellent analytical and numerical skills; ability to thrive in a fast-moving scale-up setting; intrinsic motivation to create impact; quick perception and structured work approach; proficiency in MS Office, especially Excel, and Google Workplace.

Skills

strategic project management business development data analysis KPI analysis stakeholder communication negotiation MS Office Google Workplace