The Receivables Finance Manager is a thought leader and change agent who focuses on systemic ways to improve accounts receivable performance. This position partners with cross-functional business and technical teams to maximize free cash flow, identify and resolve points of friction in the order-to-cash process, and delight our customers by providing outstanding customer service. They will use data from various sources to provide actionable insight to decision-makers, influence finance strategy and drive operational performance. This is a high judgment role that requires someone who can execute without structured guidance, navigate ambiguity, and take decisive action when necessary.
The ideal candidate enjoys discovering and solving difficult problems; can quickly learn complex systems, likes to work with data, and takes pride in achieve results in a team atmosphere.

Key job responsibilities
• Lead critical operational processes including collections, cash application, credit notes and deduction management, collections and vendor/customer contact management.
• Drive organization strategy, playing a leader role in improving process efficiencies and effectiveness, providing critical feedback regarding tool design, and lead adoption efforts of new processes, workflows, tools and other automation.
• Identify improvement opportunities (upstream and downstream) and drive engagement across business partners, team members and customers to construct and implement long term solutions.
• Build long-term relationships with internal and external partners to improve OTC lifecycle.
• Define, maintain and monitor performance metrics to ensure decisions are data driven.
• Ensure new businesses and acquired businesses are successfully onboarded to Amazon systems and processes, in order to ensure maximum collection and cash application efficiency.
• Develop and manage milestones across projects to ensure timely and successful deliverables.
• Dive deep and design/redesign processes for existing as well as new business lines and geographic expansion.