Amazon

Senior Technical Program Manager, Procurement Lifecycle

Toronto, ON, CAN

Found: Today

Description

Procurement Lifecycle owns the software systems that generate purchase orders to procure hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of retail inventory each year. It's important that we reliably create, store, update, and convey purchase orders to thousands of vendors, helping to ensure that Amazon will have the products in stock that our customers want and love.As the team's Technical Program Manager III, you will own the development of Inbound Instructions: a complex, multi-organization initiative to change how Amazon orders and merchandises retail inventory. Inbound Instructions will drive $1.9B in incremental GMS while simplifying purchase order processing and inbound operations. In the longer term, you will analyze current software systems, "look around corners" and anticipate future customer needs, and develop and execute a multi-year plan to improve the architecture, capabilities, performance, and efficiency of Inbound Instructions and other sourcing and operational systems.

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