Product Manager, Retail Supply Chain, Brazil Retail

Experience working with large-scale data mining and reporting tools (i.e. SQL, MSAccess, Tableau, Essbase or Cognos)
- Experience performing financial or other quantitative analyses
- Bachelor's degree in business administration, finance, economics, computer science, data science, engineering, or other related field

Would you like to change the lives of customers for the better? Do you take pride in solving hard problems? Can you lead people from various parts of organization, e.g. Business, Technology, Finance, Operations, to come together, align and deliver on a common goal?

Brazil Retail Operations & Initiatives (RO&I) team is looking for a passionate, talented Product Manager to support fellow PMs by driving complex product requirements. The PM will work as a cross functional product manager, supporting different Supply Chain domains in the of planning strategic initiatives, owning self-contained and complex requirements.

To succeed in this role, person needs to navigate the corporation to identify opportunities, benchmark across internal and external teams, influence organization to deploy solutions, and to partner with tech teams.

Fluent English is required.

At Amazon Brazil we value Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in all our job positions, therefore, we act intentionally so that our internal environment reflect the plurality of the businesses we play and the customers we serve. In Brazil, we have a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion squad, which is formed by representatives from different roles and areas, as we understand that this agenda must have different perspectives and multiple experiences. Our leadership is committed and understands more and more their role in sharing and acting on our leadership principles, with the purpose of ‘Strive to Be Earth's Best Employer’. Understanding our responsibility and our need for change, we are conscientious that ‘Success and Scale Bring Broad Responsibility’.

Key job responsibilities
Projects for this role includes proposing product improvements with the following responsibility:
1. Prioritize effectively product investments considering development effort and product benefit
2. Write product requirements, capturing cross functional inputs (Tax, Accounting, Legal, Operations, Business) for a successful launch
3. Drive alignment between stakeholders with conflicting priorities, capturing inputs and feedbacks from them along the way
4. Scale worldwide solutions by adapting them to Brazil, being an important advocate for Emerging Countries experience and scaling it through businesses teams.
5. Drive product adoption post launch
6. You will collaborate with partner teams to ensure that we take data based decisions toward goals
7. Probe numbers and develop a deep understanding of the KPIs affected by Supply Chain launches
8. Refine requirements during development whenever needed, partnering with tech teams to ensure a successful launch within the bandwidth reserved for the project
9. Effectively communicate progress across the organization

A day in the life

About the team
Retail Operations and Initiatives (RO&I) value proposition is to transform routines into incredible experience to be the most innovative and efficient retailer in Brazil.
We identify, develop, and manage a set of scalable initiatives to grow Amazon Brazil Retail Key Inputs related to Selection, Productivity and Profitability increase. Our goal is to Eliminate, Automate, or Offshore Low Value-add activities that are holding us to improve the Brazilian Customer shopping experience.
Our goal is to accelerate the flywheel and delight our customers by promoting synergies throughout the retail business. We bring solutions that overcome coordination issues, scale best practices and ensure continuous improvements in our processes and systems.

Sao Paulo, SP, BRA
- Experience in product, program, or project management in leading cross-functional teams in delivery of major new products or services
- Experience in balancing conflicting priorities dealing with ambiguity