Amazon FBA Product Sourcer

About Us Central Jax Commerce is a growing Amazon FBA/FBM business specializing in online arbitrage (OA). We're looking for a detail-oriented sourcing VA to help identify profitable products for resale on Amazon. This role starts part-time, with the opportunity to grow into a full-time position as the business scales and you prove out results.

Responsibilities Source profitable OA leads using Keepa, and SellerAmp

Analyze product data (sales rank, ROI, profit margin, competition, restrictions) to identify viable buys

Check Amazon category/brand gating status on potential products

Organize and submit sourced leads in a standardized format (spreadsheet/tracker)

Communicate daily/weekly progress and lead counts

Requirements Prior experience with Amazon online arbitrage sourcing (required)

Working knowledge of Keepa, and/or SellerAmp

Strong understanding of Amazon seller metrics (ROI, sales rank, profit margins, restock scores)

Detail-oriented with strong spreadsheet/Excel skills

Reliable internet connection and own computer

Self-motivated and able to work independently with minimal supervision

Looking for long-term commitment — this is a growth role, not a short-term gig

Nice To Have Experience with Amazon category ungating requests

Familiarity with Google Sheets/Excel-based tracking systems

Past experience working with a US-based Amazon seller

Growth Path This position is designed to grow. As sourcing volume and profitability increase, hours and pay will scale accordingly, with the goal of moving you into a full-time role. We're looking for someone who wants to build with us long-term, not just fill a temporary gig.

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