Careers at Super Ninja

Super Ninja has been based in Gouda, the Netherlands, since 2014. We started with a single product and now sell products against ten pests, in supermarkets, garden centres, on Amazon and in our own webshop. Dutch newspaper Het Financieele Dagblad named us an FD Gazelle, one of the fastest growing companies in the Netherlands, four years in a row. We currently have one open position.

Marketing Manager

Gouda, hybrid, full time

What will you do as Marketing Manager?

You launch our next products. You lead product development from consumer insight to launch and look after the Super Ninja brand in every country where we sell. You build your own product and marketing team, report to the CEO and sit on the strategy team.

What do you bring?

At least ten years of FMCG marketing experience, including international product launches. We also look for:

Experience with Amazon or with regulated product categories is a strong plus.
You use AI in your work every day.
You speak fluent Dutch and English. German is a plus.
You live in the Netherlands.

Where and when will you work?

At our office on the Wijdstraat in Gouda, and partly from home. The role is full time and starts in December 2026 or in the first quarter of 2027.

Why choose Super Ninja?

Because here you make the difference yourself, in a company that is growing fast. Super Ninja won the Amazon Marketplace Seller Award in 2024 and 2026, has been an FD Gazelle four years running and works with a team of around 25 people, with short lines to management.

How do you apply?

Send your CV and a short motivation to jobs@superninja.eco. Questions about the role can go to the same address. Know someone who would fit in? Please share this page. We do not work with recruitment agencies or headhunters for this role.

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