Senior Program Manager, Emerging Countries Transportation at Amazon

Senior Program Manager, Emerging Countries Transportation Details

April 22, 2019, 11:30 a.m.
Supply Chain/Transportation Management
Global Logistics
Seattle, WashingtonBellevue, Washington
Countries Transportation team Emerging Countries Transportation
The Emerging Countries Transportation team is looking for a customer-focused, detail-oriented and experienced Sr. Program Manager who can drive innovation across multiple technology and business teams. In this role, you will be responsible for scoping and delivering large integration and launch projects, end-to-end. Responsibilities include collection of business and systems requirements from internal and external customers, writing specifications, technical design of the solutions / systems, driving project schedules from design to release, technical discussions with software development teams and managing the production launch. You will lead and coordinate design/implementation efforts between your team and other teams to develop optimal solutions. You will be expected to make appropriate tradeoffs to optimize time-to- market, clearly communicate goals, roles, responsibilities, and desired outcomes to internal cross-functional and remote project teams. You will ensure that solutions comply

· Bachelor Degree · 7+ years of Supply Chain, Operations, Transportation, Logistics, or Inventory Management industry experience · 5+ years of relevant work experience in program and/or product management in a technical environment · 5+ years of work experience managing cross-functional programs, including external and internal stakeholder · Knowledge of Project Management best practices. · Experience in gathering business requirements and converting them to technical requirements. · Proficient MS Excel, SQL, or related data analysis technology.· Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering, Logistics,
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