Senior Material Handling Program Manager

Amazon Inc.; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 127,000 - 172,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Parental leave

RSU eligibility

Job summary

Amazon.com Services LLC is seeking a Senior Technical Infrastructure Program Manager to drive material handling system implementations across our network. You will partner with WWDE, Operations Engineering and strategic suppliers to standardize delivery from initiation through commissioning.

The role requires strategic vision and hands-on leadership to manage scope, schedule and budget, mentor teams, and mitigate risk while building scalable playbooks for OMHS deployments across buildings like

Qualifications

• Experience in contract management and leading multi-stakeholder projects.
• Ability to manage projects across complex lifecycle stages.
• Willingness to travel up to 50% (as needed).

Responsibilities

• Drive execution strategy and management for material handling system implementations.
• Provide end-to-end project leadership across lifecycle phases for multiple building types.
• Lead a multi-disciplined team and manage subcontractors and vendors.
• Manage schedules, budgets, and technical/financial aspects to meet targets.
• Drive cross-functional communications and standardization initiatives.
• Develop and improve technical standards and deployment playbooks.

Skills

Contract management

Stakeholder leadership

Travel readiness

Project management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

PMP certification

Tools

PMP

Job description

Amazon.com Services LLC is seeking a Senior Technical Infrastructure Program Manager to drive material handling system implementations across our network. You will partner with WWDE, Operations Engineering and strategic suppliers to standardize delivery from initiation through commissioning.

The role requires strategic vision and hands-on leadership to manage scope, schedule and budget, mentor teams, and mitigate risk while building scalable playbooks for OMHS deployments across buildings like