Professional skincare brand selling products and training to skin therapists
Dermalogica sells professional-grade skincare and therapist education, running direct-to-consumer commerce on Shopify and Klaviyo while its back office sits on JD Edwards and SQL Server. Job posts point to a data-hygiene push: master data work in JD Edwards tracked in Wrike, plus reconciliation automation and duplicate-data cleanup. Hiring tilts toward marketing and sales, with community, SEO and earned-media goals driving brand growth.
Dermalogica is a professional skincare company headquartered in Carson, CA, founded by a skin therapist. It develops skincare products, services and skills-based training for professional skin therapists, and also sells to consumers. The company reports a global network of skin therapists across many countries, alongside post-graduate education through The International Dermal Institute. It employs 201–500 people and is listed as a public company, with current hiring based in the United States.
Dermalogica uses JD Edwards and SQL Server for operations, Shopify and Klaviyo for ecommerce, Power BI, Tableau and Databricks for analytics, and runs across Azure, GCP and AWS with Okta for identity.
Yes. Marketing and sales lead Dermalogica's current US hiring, with roles tied to SEO strategy, social listening, community engagement and brand experiences, alongside product and data positions.
Dermalogica is headquartered in Carson, California, United States, and currently hires within the United States.
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