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Sr. Tech Infra Program Manager, Ops Tech Solutions Delivery

ID: 7299

Type: Full-time

Category: Others

Company Name: Amazon Japan G.K.

Location: JPN, Tokyo

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Job Description

The Technical Infrastructure Program Manager(TIPM) manages the IT Infrastructure scope of a complex suite of projects and is responsible for the delivery of initiatives across business teams and operations groups within Amazon Fulfillment IT from strategy, conceptual design feasibility, requirements, budget, completed design, implementation, testing, and deployment.

As a TIPM, along with technical knowledge, we expect our leaders to interact with customers, partners and suppliers to understand our business goals and priorities, and to execute rapidly, delivering high-quality results. The candidate will be comfortable in managing remote project delivery teams, and possess the ability to facilitate technical sessions to troubleshoot issues and remove barriers to project success. The TIPM will be able to build cross-functional matrix-based teams, establish trust with a variety of stakeholders across multiple time zones, manage capital budgets, eliminate unnecessary activity, design solutions, remove blockers, and find creative ways to accelerate project delivery.

In this role, you will lead launch programs in JP and work with Regional IT Leadership, Fulfillment Operations, Amazon Logistics, and other customers in developing comprehensive plans to execute the work. The candidate will be comfortable in managing remote project delivery teams, and possess the ability to facilitate technical sessions to troubleshoot issues and remove barriers to project success. The TIPM will be able to build cross-functional matrix-based teams, establish trust with a variety of stakeholders across multiple time zones, manage capital budgets, eliminate unnecessary activity, design solutions, remove blockers, and find creative ways to accelerate project delivery.

The ideal candidate will be a strong communicator both written and verbal, in project management of technical initiatives.

Strong judgement, negotiation skills, ability to influence without authority, analytical talent and leadership are characteristics of a successful TIPM. They will also have the capacity to thrive and succeed in a fast-paced environment and not be hindered by ambiguity or competing priorities. In addition to those with infrastructure delivery experience, candidates possessing a proven success in delivery in architecture/design, mechanical/electrical engineering, software/network engineering or IT/telecom infrastructure deployments, will have a distinct advantage.

The TIPM will be familiar with a variety of project management tools, methodologies and techniques for all phases of the project lifecycle. They'll be able to exhibit demonstrated experience in core project management disciplines including scope, schedule, budget, resources, quality and risk management, reporting and metric development/tracking. Other requirements include experience with MS Office, SPM, Service Now and MS Project.


Do you look around corners to find ways of optimizing resources and speeding up delivery? Do you enjoy dealing with ambiguity and finding solutions independently? Are you passionate about using technology to solve business problems that have a big customer impact?


Key job responsibilities
• Define program mission, vision, and objectives; manage program roadmaps and contribute to annual planning narratives for your organization
• Lead complex infrastructure builds across multiple teams within a VP organization, identifying technical design issues and providing actionable feedback to engineering teams
• Influence resource allocation and team priorities through data-driven analysis and stakeholder alignment
• Streamline and eliminate excess process while driving organizational efficiencies across the program portfolio
• Mentor program managers, provide technical guidance, and contribute to team development through promotion assessments and knowledge sharing
• Travel within your assigned region up to 30-40% of the time to support program delivery
• Provide project management and direction to ensure the project team has a clear understanding of timelines, risks, escalation path and roles/responsibilities they will undertake within the project team.

A day in the life
Your day spans both strategic and tactical work. You might begin by reviewing program health metrics and preparing a narrative update for senior leadership, then shift to a working session with engineering leads to resolve a complex technical dependency blocking a multi-site deployment. Later, you could be mentoring a junior program manager on how to structure a difficult stakeholder conversation, or contributing to your organization's annual planning process. Your customers include Fulfillment operations leaders, engineering teams, and the broader VP organization that depends on your programs to deliver on time and at scale. You are the person others look to when programs get complex — and you thrive in that environment.

About the team
The Technical Infrastructure Program Management team drives the delivery of technology infrastructure that powers Amazon's Fulfillment network across North America. We are a collaborative, geographically distributed team of program managers who bring both technical depth and operational rigor to every program we own. We value clear communication, data-driven decision-making, and a bias for action. We invest in each other's growth through knowledge sharing, peer reviews, and a culture of continuous improvement. Whether you are early in your career or a seasoned program leader, you will find a team that is committed to your success and to delivering programs that matter.

Basic Qualifications

- 5+ years of program management or technical project management experience
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent, or 4+ years of professional experience
- Experience building consensus and leading resolution of contentious issues across cross-functional teams
- Experience managing complex cross-functional infrastructure builds with considerable organizational impact
- Experience using AI-powered tools to support program management activities such as documentation, reporting, or workflow automation
- Ability to travel within your assigned region up to 30-40% of the time

Preferred Qualifications

- Project Management Professional (PMP), PRINCE2, or Program Management Professional (PgMP) certification
- Experience managing programs that span multiple organizations or geographies
- Experience influencing resource allocation and organizational priorities through data-driven contributions
- Experience defining infrastructure build requirements for new complex technical products
- Experience streamlining processes and driving organizational efficiencies at scale
- Experience mentoring program managers and contributing to team development

Our inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers. If you have a disability and need a workplace accommodation or adjustment during the application and hiring process, including support for the interview or onboarding process, please visit https://amazon.jobs/content/en/how-we-hire/accommodations for more information. If the country/region you’re applying in isn’t listed, please contact your Recruiting Partner.

Company Information

Company Name: Amazon Japan G.K.

Company Website: https://www.amazon.co.jp/

Company Address: JPN, Tokyo

Amazon Japan G.K. (アマゾンジャパン合同会社) is the Japanese subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc., operating consumer-facing e-commerce, digital content, logistics, devices, and related services in Japan. Established to serve Japanese consumers and businesses, the company runs Amazon.co.jp, one of Japan’s largest online marketplaces, and provides a broad set of retail, subscription, digital media, and seller-facing services that mirror Amazon’s global consumer business adapted for the Japanese market. Amazon Japan serves as a platform for direct retail sales by Amazon, third-party marketplace sellers, and a suite of complementary services that support discovery, ordering, fulfillment, payment, and digital consumption for customers across Japan. Company overview and core activities Amazon Japan’s core activity is operating the Amazon.co.jp marketplace and storefronts, offering millions of SKUs across categories including books, consumer electronics, household goods, apparel, groceries, toys, health and beauty products, and industrial supplies. The company facilitates both first-party retail (products purchased and sold by Amazon) and third-party sales via its marketplace, enabling individual and corporate sellers in Japan to list items, manage inventory, and access Amazon’s fulfillment and delivery services. A central component of Amazon Japan’s customer proposition is its subscription services, the most prominent being Amazon Prime. Prime members in Japan enjoy benefits that typically include expedited and free delivery options, access to Prime Video (streaming movies and TV shows), Prime Music (ad-free music streaming), Prime Reading and Kindle benefits (digital books and borrowing), and other localized promotions and services. Amazon Japan also offers Prime-specific services such as Prime Now/instant delivery options and Amazon Fresh in markets where grocery delivery is available. Logistics, fulfillment, and seller services Amazon Japan operates an extensive logistics and fulfillment network within the country, consisting of multiple fulfillment centers, sortation centers, and delivery operations that enable rapid order processing and shipping to customers. Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) is a core B2B offering: third-party sellers can store inventory in Amazon’s warehouses, and Amazon handles picking, packing, shipping, customer service, and returns on behalf of sellers. The company also provides seller tools for inventory management, advertising and promotions, analytics, and cross-border selling to expand reach beyond Japan. Devices and digital content Amazon Japan markets and sells Amazon-branded devices adapted for the local market, including Kindle e-readers and Kindle apps, Fire tablets and streaming devices, and Echo smart speakers with Alexa localized for Japanese language interactions. Amazon’s digital services in Japan encompass the Kindle Store for e-books, digital music and video storefronts, and localized apps and content that integrate with Prime membership offerings. Payments and specialized services The company provides payment and checkout solutions for consumers and merchants, such as Amazon Pay, enabling customers to use their Amazon account payment methods at participating merchants. Amazon Business offers procurement and purchasing tools for corporate customers in Japan, delivering business pricing, tax-exempt purchasing where applicable, and multi-user account management features tailored for institutional buyers. Marketplace ecosystem and third-party seller support A significant portion of Amazon Japan’s assortment is provided by independent sellers. The company supports the seller ecosystem with services including global selling programs that allow Japanese merchants to reach international markets, advertising products (sponsored product listings), analytics dashboards, and logistics solutions via FBA. These tools are designed to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as well as large brands sell on Amazon.co.jp and leverage Amazon’s customer reach and fulfillment infrastructure. Customer experience and localization Amazon Japan emphasizes localized customer experience through Japanese-language interfaces, customer service support in Japanese, localized marketing, and partnerships with domestic carriers and suppliers to meet local delivery expectations. Product listings, return policies, and content offerings are tailored to comply with Japanese regulations and consumer preferences. The company actively invests in improving delivery speed, last-mile services, and product assortment to meet urban and regional demand patterns across Japan. Corporate relationships and structure While Amazon Japan G.K. focuses on consumer retail, devices, digital content, and marketplace operations in Japan, other Amazon group companies operate distinct businesses in the country: for example, Amazon Web Services (AWS) operates cloud infrastructure services through separate legal entities and regional AWS offices in Japan. Amazon Japan collaborates with other Amazon affiliates on product distribution, device launches, and integrated service offerings, while legal and financial operations are conducted under the applicable Japanese corporate and regulatory framework. Regulatory, community, and economic impact Amazon Japan’s operations have significant implications for Japan’s retail landscape, e-commerce adoption, logistics infrastructure, and employment. The company invests in fulfillment facilities and distribution capabilities in multiple prefectures, partners with local delivery providers, and engages with sellers across the country to expand digital commerce. As with Amazon’s global operations, Amazon Japan periodically communicates initiatives related to sustainability, consumer safety, and corporate responsibility through its localized corporate communications channels. Summary In summary, Amazon Japan G.K. is the Japanese consumer and retail arm of Amazon, operating a comprehensive e-commerce marketplace (Amazon.co.jp), subscription services (including Amazon Prime), digital content stores (Kindle, video, and music), branded consumer devices (Kindle, Fire, Echo), and logistics and seller services (Fulfillment by Amazon, Amazon Business, Amazon Pay). The company’s activities center on delivering products and digital services to consumers and businesses in Japan, maintaining an extensive fulfillment and delivery network, and supporting a broad third-party seller ecosystem, all within the regulatory and cultural context of the Japanese market.
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