Senior Supply Chain Manager, Technology Supply Chain Organization Program Enablement

Amazon; Nashville (TN); Presencial; USD 140 000 - 190 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Amazon Inc. is seeking a Supply Chain Manager III to design and own the economic model that quantifies Tech-SC value—uptime, readiness, and capital efficiency—across the asset lifecycle.

You will craft models that prove Tech-SC delivers unmatched value to leadership and partners, translating insights into a defensible narrative for investment decisions. You will collaborate with finance, planning, and customer teams to source data, align baselines, and present leadership-ready results that guide

Qualificações

• Experience designing and owning cost-to-serve models.
• Ability to collaborate with partner finance teams and translate data into defensible narratives.
• Strong written and verbal communication for leadership reviews.

Responsabilidades

• Design and model Tech-SC supply chain; allocate capital and capacity across units.
• Own fully-loaded cost-to-serve allocations with transparent assumptions.
• Align baselines with partner finance teams and report value enabled vs realized.
• Develop narratives and key numbers to drive leadership decisions.
• Partner with finance, planning, and customer orgs to source model data.

Conhecimentos

Cost-to-serve

Finance partnering

Data storytelling

Cross-functional collaboration

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Tech-SC keeps Amazon's technology infrastructure running, ready, and cost-efficient across the full asset lifecycle. We are looking for a Supply Chain Manager III to build the economic model that proves it.

You will design and own the model that quantifies the value Tech-SC delivers that a third party can't match: uptime, readiness, and capital efficiency. You will turn "what is this worth to Amazon" into a defensible number leadership and partner business units rely on to make sourcing and investment decisions.

Key job responsibilities

• Design and model the Tech-SC supply chain: determine what connections should exist and how capital and capacity are assigned across business units, rather than operating within the chain.
• Own fully-loaded cost-to-serve allocation to the customer grain, with transparent, defensible assumptions.
• Agree baselines and attribution rules with partner business-unit finance teams, then report value enabled versus value realized so the numbers reconcile to their books.
• Build the comparison that answers "why Tech-SC", grounded in incentive and capability, not per-unit price alone.
• Translate the model into clear narratives and the few numbers that drive leadership decisions, working from strategy set with your manager and director.
• Partner across finance, planning, and customer organizations to source the data the model depends on.

A day in the life

You move between building and defending numbers. A morning might be spent pulling cost and demand data with a planning partner and pressure-testing a cost-to-serve allocation; an afternoon translating that into a one-page value story for a business-unit review. You work closely with finance partners to align baselines, with supply chain planners on capacity and positioning, and with your leadership to shape strategy. You reason about trade-offs first and allocate costs second. Your output is the analytical backbone the organization uses to decide where Tech-SC competes and how it proves its value.

About the team

Technology Supply Chain (Tech-SC) provides full-lifecycle, global technology fulfillment for Amazon's Stores and AWS data centers: planning, sourcing, assembly, configuration, distribution, repair, and asset management. We combine owned Rapid Asset Deployment facilities, integrated technology platforms, and deep lifecycle expertise to deliver speed, cost, and quality that fragmented external providers can't. Our Program Enablement team builds the mechanisms, models, and standards that let the broader organization operate and scale. We value clear writing, defensible analysis, and intellectual honesty about what we know and what we don't.