Come see what’s cookin’ at HelloFresh!

At HelloFresh, we want to revolutionize the way we eat by making it more convenient and exciting to cook meals from scratch. We have offices all over the world and we deliver delicious meals to millions of people.

We are the industry leader in meal-kit subscription services and we’re growing all the time. We have distinct meal-kit services that cater to everyone with the most menu variety in the market, which allows us to reach an incredibly wide population of people.

The HelloFresh team is diverse, high-performing, and international, and our work environment is an inspiring space where you can thrive as a result.

Job Description:

You will ...

Develop a cross-functional understanding of business processes in order to identify areas to improve customer retention and loyalty through process optimization and experimentation
Initiate, execute, and monitor strategic initiatives and experiments focused on customer retention, working in partnership with cross-functional teams from Ops, Tech, Marketing, and Product
Project mange initiatives with cross-function, international teams to improve the HelloFresh customer experience in the digital and physical product
Translate qualitative and quantitative customer data into insights to understand customer needs and inform strategic decision making at the highest levels of leadership
Work alongside our Berlin-based tech team to steer product roadmaps, brainstorm feature enhancements, and partner on experimentation analysis
Standardize and automate existing retention processes, reports, and analyses to improve team agility
Become a subject matter expert in customer behavior, cohort analysis, segmentation, and user experience, serving as a go-to person for retention-related questions from senior leadership

You are...

Excited to work in a fast-paced, demanding and analytical entrepreneurial environment
Driven and self-motivated to lead your own projects from start to finish
Goal-oriented with the ability to break complex, unstructured problems down into components of impact and derive quantifiable action items
Able to influence key stakeholders, work cross-functionally and autonomously
Proactive with excellent communication skills to clearly articulate and share your work
A team player; you thrive in a large international and geographically dispersed team

At a minimum, you have...

Bachelor’s degree required, Master’s degree preferred in business or STEM-related field (e.g. mathematics, engineering, computer science, economics, statistics, etc.)
3+ years of experience in e-Commerce or a subscription-based business model
Prior experience as a product or project manager who has coordinated projects across business units
A business background with a strong understanding of customer experience frameworks
Experience individually driving projects
Experience in automating processes, by using e.g. Python, VBA, Tableau
A pragmatic, hands-on mentality to drive towards impact

You’ll get…

Competitive Salary & 401k company match that vests immediately upon participation
Generous parental leave of 16 weeks & PTO policy
$0 monthly premium and other flexible health plans effective first day of employment
75% discount on your subscription to HelloFresh (as well as other product initiatives)
Snacks, cold brew on tap & monthly catered lunches
Company sponsored outings & Employee Resource Groups
Collaborative, dynamic work environment within a fast-paced, mission-driven company

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