Project Manager II - Supply Chain Implementation

Walmart Inc.; Seymour (IN); On-site; USD 84,000 - 126,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Live Better U

Stock ownership plan

Discount card

Medical, dental, vision

Job summary

Walmart Inc. in Seymour, IN is seeking a Project Manager II, Implementation and Sustainment in Supply Chain to lead complex projects, develop tools, and drive data-driven improvements across operations.

You will define scope and goals, coordinate business requirements, risk assessment, and resource plans, while ensuring adherence to project standards and policy. Strong analytical and cross-functional leadership required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field.
• 2 years’ experience in project management, operations management, or related field OR 4 years in project management/operations.
• Experience with tools and analytics to support project initiatives preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develops tools to support project initiatives, gather requirements, analyze data, and maintain tools/reports.
• Leads a large or multiple medium-sized projects, defines scope/goals, risks, and manages plans/resources.
• Analyzes business efficiencies for Walmart Central Operations sustainment and implementation projects.
• Provides expert guidance on information and best practices to stakeholders and aligns efforts with customer/business needs.
• Ensures compliance with policies and drives continuous improvement opportunities.

Skills

Cross-functional leadership

Reporting tools

Query writing

SQL queries

Excel macros

Education

Bachelor’s degree in related field

Tools

SQL

Excel

Job description

Walmart Inc. in Seymour, IN is seeking a Project Manager II, Implementation and Sustainment in Supply Chain to lead complex projects, develop tools, and drive data-driven improvements across operations.

You will define scope and goals, coordinate business requirements, risk assessment, and resource plans, while ensuring adherence to project standards and policy. Strong analytical and cross-functional leadership required.