London luxury accessories house running a Salesforce-led digital commerce stack
Jimmy Choo is a London luxury footwear and accessories brand that sells through its own stores and through wholesale partners. Its stack pairs Salesforce Commerce Cloud with several CRM engines, including Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Emarsys, Braze and Adobe Campaign, which points to a fragmented email tooling layer. That reading fits the recurring pain points around email cadence and the hiring mix, which leans toward ecommerce, marketing and CRM roles.
Jimmy Choo is a British luxury fashion house founded in London in 1996. It started in shoes and now sells handbags, small leather goods, eyewear, belts, fragrance and men's footwear. The brand belongs to the Capri Holdings group. It operates a global store network of more than 150 stores and also sells through department and specialty stores. The company employs 1,001–5,000 people and currently hires in the UK, Japan, Italy, Canada, China and South Korea.
Jimmy Choo runs Salesforce Commerce Cloud. Around it sit Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics and FullStory for analytics, and Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Emarsys and Braze for CRM.
Jimmy Choo is hiring in the United Kingdom, Japan, Italy, Canada, China and South Korea. Open roles cover ecommerce, marketing, CRM, merchandising and logistics.
Jimmy Choo uses Power BI with DAX and Power Query, along with Tableau and Looker. Python with Pandas and NumPy supports analytics work alongside its SAP and PLM systems.
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