Sr. Product Manager, Supply Chain Operations Excellence, US3P Category Supply Chain

Do you have a passion for building scalable tools and processes? Do you want to invent and Think Big to take an idea from concept to reality for Amazon sellers? Come join the US 3P Supply Chain team, where you will be part of a team that is optimizing supply chain operations across all retail categories, and where we are building long-term operational excellence and seller success.

We are looking for a Sr. Product Manager with experience in developing scalable processes and tools (preferably in operations, retail, or supply chain) to handle strategic product development initiatives that scale our business. You will be tasked with owning process architecture, cross-functional coordination mechanisms, data infrastructure requirements, and regular updates to senior leadership. You will work with a cross-functional and talented team of supply chain managers, product managers, BIEs, and technologists.

This role requires a leader who thrives in ambiguity, identifies opportunities, moves fast to capture them and has tenacity. The successful candidate will have strong organizational and influencing skills and uses data to guide his/her decision-making.

Key job responsibilities

The Sr. Product Manager primary responsibilities will include:

• Develop BRDs and data requirements to enhance operations and processes for our supply chain team and sellers
• Work with cross-functional teams to drive scale and automated adoption of solutions across retail categories
• Perform complex business analysis to identify operational gaps and opportunities to improve team efficiency
• Define roadmap requirements and develop process workflows to shape development of tools and coordination mechanisms
• Conduct quantitative, qualitative, business and strategic analysis to identify, develop and implement proactive metrics and leading indicators
• Identify and manage process issues, complete root cause analysis, provide escalation management and anticipate tradeoffs