This role exists at the intersection of commercial ambition and technical reality. You'll be the person who walks into a client's world, diagnoses what's actually broken in their product data operation — surfacing what they actually need, not just what they say they want — and designs the solution that fixes it. You'll then hand that solution to an Implementation Consultant (IC), the colleague who builds it, and stay accountable for what gets built: not as a passenger, but as the person the IC calls when a build decision turns out to be a scope decision. You understand the e-commerce stack well enough to have a point of view in a discovery session, not just a working knowledge of it. But the stack is only half of it — you also need to understand the world the people around it live in: the marketing team under a rebrand deadline, the data management team fighting the same duplicate-SKU problem for the third year running, the regulatory affairs team who can't ship a product update without sign-off, the logistics team who'll feel every bad data model at the pallet level. You can read a room, make a business case, and guide a build. In this team, the PBSA is the role that connects the deal to the delivery. This role is being built now, not inherited — you'd shape what BSA development, delivery experimentation and client-facing strategic representation look like as Inriver's pod model scales through 2026 and 2027, working directly with the Director of Client Solutions rather than executing an established playbook.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
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