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Oceans
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At Oceans, we believe that talent knows no boundaries. That’s why we connect the best and brightest professionals with career-defining opportunities that challenge, inspire, and accelerate their career growth. Our community, whom we call Divers, don’t just work—they dive deep, solve complex challenges, and make a real impact with global industry leaders. And in doing so, they don’t just support bold ideas—they expand their skills, broaden their expertise, and grow their careers.
We are seeking a highly analytical, commercially minded Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) Strategist to partner with a specialized e-commerce performance agency. The company works with established direct-to-consumer and Shopify brands to boost conversion rates, average order value, and commercial growth through structured research and data-driven experimentation.
In this role, you will independently manage end-to-end CRO programs across approximately six client brands. You will turn quantitative analytics and qualitative customer research into testable hypotheses, design experimentation roadmaps, oversee A/B test launches, and analyze statistical results to drive continuous e-commerce performance improvements.
As a Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) Strategist, your success will be defined by your ability to independently build, execute, and scale data-driven experimentation programs that improve client conversion metrics and commercial performance.
You will work directly with agency Co-Founders while collaborating daily with project managers, graphic designers, conversion copywriters, and client-facing Virtual Assistants across client accounts.
At Oceans, you’ll also receive guidance and support from your Operations Manager, who will help you succeed in the role and ensure that you’re continuously growing and developing in your career.
At Oceans, we believe in T-shaped individuals—those who bring deep expertise in one area, paired with broad curiosity and interests. As a Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) Strategist, your vertical strength will be e-commerce CRO research, hypothesis generation, and A/B test analysis, while your horizontal capabilities should span GA4 funnel analysis, creative briefing, statistical reasoning, and cross-functional coordination.
During the interview process, you’ll have the opportunity to showcase your skills in the following areas:
Diversity of experience is core to Oceans. You are expected to work inclusively with individuals from a variety of backgrounds, ensuring that both personal and collective dignity are supported.
This is a remote role, where you will be expected to work a split shift with some overlap with our client’s time zone. You will, however, be expected to be present for in-person training programs during your first 3.5 weeks with us. During the offer process, we’ll share more information about our benefits and compensation philosophy, considering both market trends and individual factors.
At Oceans Talent, we connect the world’s top talent with visionary companies building what’s next. Here, you’re not just stepping into another role — you’re joining a team that values individuality, ambition, and growth without limits. Unique, like you.
We’re always excited to share more about our journey, where we’re headed, and how you can grow with us throughout the interview process.
Want to learn more about our recruitment process, what to expect from interviews, and possible outcomes? Check out [The Dive].
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