Sr Program Manager: Sales & Operations Planning, Whole Foods Market E-Commerce Planning

Amazon.com Inc

Austin, TX

JOB DETAILS
SKILLS
Analysis Skills, Budgeting, Business Analysis, Business Case, Business Operations, Business Plan, Cadence, Catering Services, Communication Skills, Competitive Analysis/Strategy, Customer Experience, Customer/Client Research, Delivery Driving, Demand Forecasting/Planning, Establish Priorities, Food Delivery, Forecasting, Leadership, Mentoring, Operations Planning, Project Tracking, Project/Program Management, Reporting Skills, Sales & Operations Process (S&OP), Sales Operations, Strategic Planning, Technical Operations, eCommerce
LOCATION
Austin, TX
POSTED
30+ days ago

As our Sr Program Manager - S&OP, you will be at the forefront of our e-commerce strategy, driving key projects that connect our customers with the high-quality products they love. Youll collaborate with talented teams across Amazon business, operations, and technology to create seamless experiences for delivery, pickup, and catering. Your insights and leadership will guide the evolution of grocery e-commerce at Whole Foods Market.

Key job responsibilities

Forecasting & Demand Planning: Own and manage demand planning for company Ecommerce business and adjust forecasts to inform labor planning in stores.

Lead Innovative Programs: Own and execute pivotal e-commerce projects to achieve customer, business and financial results.

Optimize Our Offerings: Utilize competitive analysis, assessment of business results, and customer insights and feedback to identify opportunities for program improvement.

Drive the Business: Develop and implement program specific goals and tactical plans that drive business results and elevate the customer experience. Build business cases to support prioritization of new projects and strategies to drive program results.

Manage with Precision: Creates and oversees project timelines and budgets, ensuring effective communication with stakeholders throughout the process.

Analyze and Report: Create comprehensive reports that provide insights into program performance and guide strategic decisions.

Inform Stakeholders: Drives business operational cadence for assigned programs and projects including weekly business reviews, monthly/quarterly business reviews, and annual operating plans.

Empower Your Team: Mentor and support new Team Members, fostering a culture of growth and collaboration.

About the Company

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Amazon.com Inc

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COMPANY SIZE
10,000 employees or more
INDUSTRY
Retail
FOUNDED
1994
WEBSITE
http://Amazon.com/militaryroles