Amazon - Phoenix, AZ
posted 4 months ago
Are you looking for a leadership role to build global supply chain products at an Amazon scale? Join Global Mile in eliminating borders for buyers and sellers to drive Amazon's expansion into a rapidly growing list of countries, creating new logistics benchmarks and "firsts" through disruptive innovation. We are a multicultural, multilingual team working with vendors, sellers, shippers, and logistics providers. The Global Ocean Operations team is looking for an Ocean Supply Chain Manager to manage ocean capacity planning for freight moving from global manufacturing hubs into Amazon's international marketplaces. This role has an external vendor-facing component, with the candidate engaging regularly with representatives from major ocean carriers. The ideal candidate will have a strong analytical background that enables them to manage multiple stakeholders across different programs, a demonstrated ability to think broadly and strategically about supply chain initiatives and the ability to persuade senior leaders to build consensus on objectives. Knowledge of international logistics is preferred. You will be responsible for consuming demand forecasts, operational constraints and market conditions, and finalizing ocean capacity with ocean carriers. You will be accountable for ocean carrier performance and ensure our partners are efficient, effective, and compliant to our operational standards. You will develop risk management strategies for seasonal peak volumes, identify at-risk operations and proactively develop/execute contingency protocols to avoid service failures. You will provide input on topology for the purposes of network planning. You will retrieve and analyze data using Excel, Tableau, SQL or other data visualization tools. You will partner with procurement teams to drive ocean carrier bids and develop new strategies to react to market, business and industry landscape. Successful candidates will be excellent communicators, curious, highly motivated and effective within distributed teams.