Ecom front-end application support
Pubblicato il 12-09-2026 - Anonymous in Grassobbio
DIM Brands International (DBI) is an environmentally & socially responsible marketer and manufacturer of underwear under some of the strongest brands in the world (DIM, Nur Die, Lovable, Abanderado...) for the whole family. DIM is the market leader in the French market and the favorite brand of French consumers, Nur Die is market leader in the German Mass market, La Senza is market leader in women underwear in Canada, Lovable is a strong second in the Italian lingerie market. We are proud to be part of Regent group, including other fashion brands such as Petit Bateau (Kids Wear), Club Monaco (Designer Men's and Women's clothing), Bally (a luxury leather good brand), Escada (a luxury brand for women's fashion). Founded in 1960, DBI has a long tradition of innovation and excellence.
Since 2022, the company has regained its independence and intends to accelerate its growth by relying on a clear strategy based on four axes: the development of its leading brands, a strong program of product innovations, a strong omnichannel strategy and a continuous operational excellence program.
"Simplification and Scale" is our strategic motto. Our ambition is to open a new cycle of profitable growth and bring the DIM brand to its full global potential. DBI headquarter is in Rueil-Malmaison, greater Paris area, with subsidiaries across Europe (DACH, Italy, Iberia, Eastern Europe). Its Supply Chain center (manufacturing and logistics) is based in Autun, Burgundy, where more than 5 billion tights have been produced since DIM was founded
Moreover, we are deeply committed to a dynamic ESG strategy, structured around 3 pillars: Planet, Product, People. The ECOM Front-End Application Support role is responsible for ensuring the reliability, continuity, and operational effectiveness of ECOM application support across France and Italy. The position plays a key role in maintaining service quality, resolving incidents efficiently, and supporting the business through stable day-to-day operations