Snr Program Manager, VRMO - KYC Operations
Amazon · Hyderabad
Collected role description
Role overview
Snr Program Manager, VRMO - KYC Operations at Amazon
Responsibilities
- Work is tactical and strategic.
Employment details
- Location: Hyderabad [Telangana] [India]
About the employer
- You write effective narratives (e.g., Amazon 6-pager, PR/FAQ, reporting, etc.) and present them effectively to directors and VPs.
Additional role details
- ou are responsible for managing the lifecycle of a complex cross-functional program with considerable impact.
- Your program may focus on a single process path in a critical business area or you may work more broadly, managing larger initiatives that span organizations or geographies in support of a significant business objective.
- You may also be responsible for the delivery of large and complex projects that are not tied to any program.
- You may be assigned to manage the roadmap for an organization, which may include contributing to OP1/OP2 narratives, and/or ownership of one or more organizational goals.
- You are accountable for overall program strategy as well as tactically driving teams in and outside your organization to deliver.
- You are able to define the program (mission, vision, tenets), set objectives, analyze data, drive improvements that are quantified with metrics, and influence resource allocation.
- You understand the significant business problems in your program space, automation limitations, scaling factors, boundary conditions, and reasons behind leadership decisions (Q: Why did we deliver X?
- What business goal does it solve?
- Do we need to deliver something else-- if so why, and what? ).
- To ensure stakeholder needs are aligned, you drive mindful discussions that lead to crisp decisions.
- You provide a long-term perspective, context (past, current, and future) for business and technology (at a high level) choices.
- You partner with customers, internal/external teams, and/or engineering teams to determine what projects move forward and in what priority order.
- You use your judgment to question proposals and test assumptions (Q.
- Do we need to deliver this at all?).
- You enlist senior individual contributors and leaders to ensure solutions scale (or will scale).
- You make smart trade-offs (e.g., time vs. effort vs. deliverables).
- You create plans that have clear, measurable success criteria.
- You clearly communicate progress and outcomes.
- You oversee the gap between teams, processes, and systems.
- You help teams and/or your organization reduce exposure to classic failure modes (e.g., 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.).
- You are able to solve ambiguous problems and proactively identify and mitigate risks (before they become roadblocks).
- You demonstrate good judgment in how and when to escalate (without damaging relationships).
- You are data-driven.
- You regularly review metrics and proactively seek out new and improved data/mechanisms for visibility.
- You ensure your program stays aligned with organizational objectives.
- You understand and share program-management best practices.
- You may be asked to use your knowledge to assess processes, program plans, and operational requirements.
- You work with teams to improve concurrent project delivery.
- You streamline and/or eliminate excess process.
- You influence teams to decouple from dependencies and eliminate problems that stifle innovation or cause user dissatisfaction.
- You are an excellent communicator.
- You routinely deliver the right things with limited guidance.
- When confronted with discordant views, you are able to find the best way forward and influence others to follow that path (build consensus).
- You actively recruit and develop others by mentoring in your organization and/or at your location.
- You provide constructive peer feedback and promotion assessments for lower level PMs.
- Key job responsibilities Generally works within a VP org.
- Influences large customer segments, technology decisions, external entity interaction, etc.
- Actively mentors and develops others.
- Owns a large program.
- Manages the lifecycle of complex initiatives.
- Unblocks teams and increases the speed of delivery.
- Negotiates resources and priorities.
- Learning to force multiply.
- Escalates effectively.
- Able to find a path forward in difficult situations.
- Makes trade-offs between short-term needs vs. long-term needs.
- High impact on.
- Org goals, and program-related metrics.
- May have cross- region impact Improves, streamlines, and/or eliminates excess process.
- Drives efficiencies.
- Creates predictable process paths.