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Senior Program Manager, Global Stores and Ads Communications

Amazon.com Inc
  • Seattle, WA
    4 days ago

    Job Description

    Amazon Global Communications is seeking a Senior Program Manager to serve as the strategic and operational partner to the Vice President of Global Stores and Ads Communications. You will define and execute organizational priorities, manage global budgets and headcount allocation, and ensure efficient execution of cross-functional initiatives. Acting as the primary liaison between the VP and internal stakeholders across Finance, HR, Recruiting, Tech, and Communications leadership, you will synthesize complex information and surface risks and opportunities to drive decision-making.

    This role requires a strategic thinker who can operate with autonomy and deliver programs with broad cross-organizational impact. You will partner directly with senior leadership to drive decisions on strategic priorities, organizational planning, resource allocation, and measurement of communications programs. You will also champion innovation in team operations, including the adoption of AI tools to streamline workflows and improve team effectiveness.

    Key job responsibilities

    Strategic Planning and Executive Support

    • Partner with the VP to define, communicate, and execute long-term organizational strategy, including annual operational planning, quarterly business reviews, and team-level plan reviews
    • Track progress against key business goals across the global team, developing goal-setting frameworks and managing ongoing progress reporting to VP and SVP leadership
    • Support development of internal communications on behalf of the VP to the broader organization

    Team Operations and Process Design

    • Oversee day-to-day business operations, identifying operational gaps and implementing scalable processes and frameworks to improve team effectiveness
    • Own end-to-end budget management, including forecasting spend, tracking actuals, and reallocating resources in response to shifting business priorities
    • Act as the operational liaison between the VP and cross-functional partners in Finance, HR, Recruiting, and Tech to ensure alignment and facilitate execution of organization-wide initiatives
    • Champion AI tool adoption to streamline workflows such as document drafting, data synthesis, and progress reporting across the organization

    Talent Management and Organizational Planning

    • Guide organizational planning, including resource redeployment, leadership transitions, and internal mergers, by presenting clear recommendations to leadership and coordinating cross-functionally with HR and Finance
    • Support talent development and organizational health initiatives that facilitate onboarding and integration of new leaders and team members
    • Lead planning and facilitation of team events, including leadership offsites, town halls, and all-team summits

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationSeattle, WA
    IndustryRetail
    Company Size10,000 employees or more
    Year Founded1994
    Websitehttp://Amazon.com/militaryroles

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