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Job description
Wildberries and Russ is an international tech company formed by the merger of Wildberries and Russ. We develop a comprehensive logistics platform, including a mobile app and web portal, integrating various logistics services and modules.
Responsibilities
- Develop a unified product strategy and structure.
- Implement a metrics system from initiation to release.
- Manage teams.
- Develop the product.
Requirements
- Experience leading product teams in logistics.
- Understanding of transport logistics.
- Experience with internal development teams.
- Knowledge of product lifecycle from research to scaling.
- Ability to work with metrics, set KPIs, track dynamics, and adjust strategy.
- Cross-functional management skills.
- Ability to negotiate with stakeholders.
- Skills in structuring chaos and prioritizing tasks.
Conditions
- Training and development: language clubs, corporate university, management skills programs.
- Employee well-being: corporate health insurance with dental, sports, psychological consultations.
- Various communities: speaker, football, yoga, chess clubs.
- Family care: flexible approach, projects for employees' children.
- Discounts and partner programs: education, insurance, shopping.
- Comfortable work environment: free meals, modern offices near metro, corporate equipment.
About Wildberries and Russ
Wildberries and Russ (RWB LLC) is the merged entity of Russia's largest online retailer Wildberries and the outdoor advertising firm Russ Group, forming an international tech company focused on e-commerce, digital trading platforms, payments, logistics, and expansion into ride-hailing, delivery, tourism, leasing, and airport operations. It operates across Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, with recent acquisitions including Citymobil, Taksovichkof, Gruzovichkof, Fun&Sun tour operator, Rive Gauche cosmetics, and a stake in UzPost. The company reported a net profit of 175 billion rubles in 2025 after investing heavily in logistics and IT.[1][2][3][4][5][6]