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Amazon is looking for a Senior Program Manager with a strong delivery record and proven project management experience to own strategic, tactical, cross-functional and technology projects and programs across multiple verticals.
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Bachelor degree or 7+ years of experience in one or a combination of the following disciplines; corporate security or safety management, transportation/supply chain operations or aviation security.
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This position is responsible for the planning and execution of complex large scale NPI programs while serving as liaison between Hardware Engineering, Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, Deployment Engineering, Manufacturing & Supply Chain, Customer Support, and various program verticals.
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This Program Manager will be responsible for defining the vision, roadmap and driving program execution of our Fleet Management business. Present supply chain strategies and program business reviews to Operations and finance leaders.
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As a Senior Program Manager, you will own the program essential for managing the implementation of our Supply Chain Standards across our business and procurement partners. The Supplier Decarbonization Team is looking for a Senior Program Manager to work closely across business and procurement teams to align supplier and Amazon sustainability goals and mechanize carbon-aware supplier selection.
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Lead supply chain risk mitigation activities and correct vendor performance issues. This will be achieved through deep supply chain understanding, working backwards from customer requirements, and internal alignment with Finance and Capital Planning stakeholders.
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Identify key performance metrics and create a reporting suite that allows for program management when the program is fully scaled. 5+ years of program or project management experience.
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