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Meituan · 利雅得

Category Operation Manager

利雅得Manager or lead

Listed on Meituan ’s official careers site. Listed as of October 19, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Assortment & Merchant Management

  • Plan the category structure and define the essential SKU list; Drive the online assortment with merchants; Guide merchants expansion decisions through demand-supply matching analysis

Pricing & Promotions

  • Own the pricing strategy and competitiveness framework; Design and execute the promotion plan; Analyze market trends and consumer preferences to sharpen selection and campaign effectiveness

Content & Data Quality

  • Set and enforce listing standards; Monitor pricing accuracy and inventory availability

Supply & Fulfillment Collaboration

  • Partner with Account Managers on merchant-side operation suggestions; Feed optimization input into user-facing channels 1. 5+ years in category operation management or e-commerce operations — grocery/quick-commerce experience a strong plus 2.

Strong local market understanding

in-depth understanding of Saudi consumer habits, seasonal demands and local shops 3.

Data-driven mindset

pricing analysis, promo performance, assortment efficiency, margin math 4. Detail-oriented without losing the big picture

  • Self-starter comfortable in a fast-moving, ambiguous environment
  • Fluent English; Arabic is a plus Ground-floor impact at fast-growing platform Work with regional and international teams while building for the Saudi market Excellent opportunities to deepen your skills and explore innovation

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