About this role
Amazon is seeking a highly analytical and resourceful Finance Manager to lead financial transformation across the Global Logistics Network. Amazon continuously innovates on behalf of customers to deliver faster and at lower cost. In this role, you will drive profitability and customer experience by directly shaping the development, planning, and execution of the Inbound supply chain network. This is a build role. You will not inherit a mature P&L with established cadences. You will stand one up. You will carve out multi-billion-dollar business lines, define the financial architecture, and create the reporting infrastructure that gives leadership real visibility for the first time. The right candidate thrives in ambiguity, moves fast, and communicates with precision. You will work closely with the Inbound Reporting, Planning and Execution team as a strategic finance business partner. You will take a practical, grounded approach to understanding operations, identifying cost savings opportunities, and owning the process for securing financial entitlements. Through deep dives into data and regular engagement with business leaders, you will translate complex financial information into clear, actionable recommendations that influence decisions and drive profitability for the Inbound supply chain network. Key job responsibilities What You Will Do Own the P&L for a newly carved-out business unit within the Inbound network, building the financial model from scratch Design and run the planning and forecasting cadence for your scope, including WBR, MBR, and OP cycles Partner directly with Ops, Tech, and network planning leaders to identify cost drivers, size opportunities, and own the financial story Deep dive data to root cause variances, build strategy models, and surface insights that would otherwise stay buried in operational noise Communicate findings clearly and succinctly to senior leadership, providing level-headed guidance during unexpected events Build the reporting infrastructure your business partners need, not the reports they already have