SENIOR PROGRAM MANAGER MBA INTERN

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Program Manager (PGM).
PGMs at Amazon act as internal consultants, designing and launching process and product improvements for diverse sets of business challenges.
PGMs work to find solutions to complex problems within operations, supply chain, demand planning, logistics and innovate on leading edge solutions to manage programs broadly across businesses within Amazon.
PGMs are given responsibility on their first day to own those business challenges and the autonomy to think strategically and make data driven decisions They drive efforts independently and as part of larger project teams, and have a significant impact on the customer experience and the business.
PGMs are placed across lines of business at Amazon and work cross functionally.
Key job responsibilities Key job responsibilities • Manage full lifecycle of complex cross-functional programs with considerable impact across multiple organizations • Development of the overall program strategy, tactically driving teams in and outside of your organization to deliver • Report on objectives, analyze data and drive improvements that are quantified with metrics • Write high quality documents with customers, internal/external teams, and engineering teams to determine what projects move forward and in what priority order • Oversee gaps between teams, processes and systems, helping teams reduce exposure to classic failure modes (e.
., requirements not sufficiently understood or documented, ineffective cross-team collaboration, long-term impact(s) from third-party solutions, security not considered, insufficient stakeholder review, etc.) • Work with program managers and business leaders to communicate and impact critical business initiatives • Develop, implement, and govern KPI reporting for a portfolio of programs, providing visibility to the milestones, and performance across projects About the team About the team • Roles for this position will be located in Mexico City.
Successful applicants will be expected to relocate to their team location for the duration of the internship.
• Role and team placement are based on business needs and as Amazon continues to grow and flex, we are looking for candidates who want to own, build and impact the customer experience rather than are tied to a specific role or team.
• Internship start dates will be between May-July for a 12-week, consecutive internship.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS - Are 18 years of age or older - Currently enrolled in MBA or equivalent master’s level program at the time of application with anticipated graduation dates between December and September + years of full-time industry work experience, which occurred between graduation from your undergraduate program and prior to starting your MBA or master’s program, OR 3+ years of military work experience prior to starting your MBA or master’s program.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS - Business level fluency in English - Business level fluency in Spanish - Experience working as a program manager - Experience in supply chain - Experience in project management - Experience with Lean/Six Sigma - Experience owning and leading significant projects from concept to deployment