Amazon’s Global Supply Chain (GSC) team is looking for a leader to join our team as a Sr. Product Manager, Supply Chain Innovation. The position is designed to ideate, implement, and create cutting edge supply chain products and solutions that would create seamless flow of packages across Amazon Supply Chain. This is a high impact role with an opportunity to influence one of the most high visibility and high impact areas.

This Sr. Product Manager will be responsible for developing and owning new inbound solutions to improve network capacity and inventory placement in Amazon's inbound network. You will partner with stakeholders across supply chain, Retail/FBA, research science, products/programs, and tech to evaluate and launch long-term inbound capabilities. You will propose and launch inventory flow and connectivity experiments, measure initiatives' impacts, drive roadmaps and trade-off discussions, and manage the program end-to-end to move the network towards its long-term connectivity vision.

Key job responsibilities
- Own and drive the customer working backwards strategy, tenets, long-term goals, and execution.
- Build new mechanisms to enable coordination and scale for initiatives within Supply Chain Innovation Org.
- Ensure implementation is aligned with program goals and requirements; make necessary adjustments.
- Act as customer proxy to test and measure against success criteria.
- Partner with teams across numerous organizations to set and deliver ambitious goals.
- Define metrics to be tracked and own audit of program performance.
- Identify process gaps through deep dive of metrics and make operational improvements (e.g., automation, self-service, etc.).

About the team
Supply Chain Innovation (SCI) identify, evaluate, and lead Inbound Supply Chain initiatives, and scale them to improve end to end cost, speed, and network resiliency. For initiatives with high impact and broad scope with no clear line of ownership, we provide leadership to develop, trial, and scale solutions to full network implementation