TikTok
Category Management Project Intern (TikTok Shop - US Operation) - 2026 Start (BS) - 2027 Start
Seattle, Washington, United States of America · Intern · Internship
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About the role
- As the business grows, we take on complex challenges across seller growth and creator and agency ecosystem development.
- You will shape merchant success, user experience, and the next phase of e-commerce growth in the US.
- The team will play a critical role in establishing and leading strategic commerce partnerships between TikTok and the world's top-tier brands or agencies.
Responsibilities
- Matchmaking with suitable CAPs or creators to deliver affiliate sales
- Act as the bridge between creators & partners and the TikTok Operations team to identify potential business opportunities
- Create systematic work flow to elevate the efficiency
- Data analytics support on daily business with a focus on affiliates
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a bachelor's degree
- Ability to work independently and time management on multi tasks
- Fluent English speaking required (strong reading/writing as well)
Nice to have
- at least 4 days a week, preferred 5 days a week
- Can dedicate for intern role for more than 6 months Attendance time: at least 4 days a week, preferred 5 days a week
Skills
- Team Introduction
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