Online Arbitrage Product Sourcing Specialist

Job Description:

  • Identify and fully vet profitable online arbitrage products for resale on Amazon US
  • Use SellerAmp Advanced Search, reverse sourcing, and storefront sourcing
  • Use Keepa to validate pricing, demand, and Buy Box history
  • Prioritize quality of leads over raw volume and target approximately three fully vetted product opportunities per day once ramped
  • Calculate buy cost, Amazon referral fees, FBA fees, net profit, and ROI
  • Evaluate margins at normalized selling prices and projected ROI based on the 90-day average price
  • Analyze sales rank trends, estimated monthly sales, seller count, seller additions, seller concentration, and Buy Box competition
  • Interpret 90-day price history and identify temporary dips, unusual price movement, and pricing risk
  • Review intellectual property risk, hazmat restrictions, category or brand gating, and ungating feasibility
  • Log every vetted product in a shared Google Sheet with calculations, source links, demand, competition, Buy Box, pricing, and risk findings
  • Clearly explain why each product is or is not recommended
  • Provide task-specific remote services to a U.S.-based Amazon seller
  • Work independently from defined sourcing criteria and deliver services professionally within agreed timelines

Requirements:

  • Previous Amazon US online arbitrage sourcing experience required
  • SellerAmp / SAS experience strongly preferred
  • Keepa experience required
  • Strong knowledge of FBA fees, referral fees, net profit, and ROI calculations
  • Experience analyzing Buy Box behavior and seller competition
  • Knowledge of IP risk, hazmat, and category/brand gating
  • Amazon US marketplace experience required
  • Google Sheets proficiency required
  • Strong written English communication
  • Experienced Amazon online arbitrage product sourcer
  • Strong analytical and commercial judgment
  • Comfortable rejecting weak leads rather than prioritizing volume
  • Able to interpret Keepa graphs confidently
  • Strong mathematical accuracy
  • Detail-oriented with disciplined documentation habits
  • Able to work independently from defined sourcing criteria
  • Strong written communicator
  • Proficiency in SellerAmp / SAS, Keepa, Google Sheets, Amazon US Marketplace, and research tools
  • Availability for 30 contracted hours per week, Monday through Friday
  • Ability to work 9:00 PM–3:00 AM PST, subject to mutually agreed scheduling
  • Independent contractor arrangement under a Master Services Agreement and Statement of Work

Benefits:

  • Competitive rates
  • Weekly payments
  • Various open roles are available
  • Free training and upskilling
  • Constant support and guidance
  • A vibrant community always ready to support you
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