Vendor Manager, Vendor Strategy

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About this role

Vendor Manager, Vendor Strategy Bellevue, Washington, USA How often have you had an opportunity to be part of a team that is tasked with solving a huge business problem through disruptive, innovative technology? If you want to join a fast-paced, innovative team that is making history, reinventing an industry and breaking new ground for Amazon, this is the place for you! The Global Fleet and Products organization is expanding and introducing new capabilities to our Fleet Management business that supports all Middle Mile and Last Mile assets (tractors, trailers, box trucks, hostlers, delivery vans). In this role you will deliver world class solutions while wearing many hats and working in a highly collaborative environment that is more startup than big company. This role will require strong leadership skills, ability to identify trends with limited data and interaction/influence with teams across Amazon to drive the development of our maintenance business. This Vendor Manager will be responsible for building short-term and long-term vendor strategy, selecting and developing suppliers to meet Amazon's long term requirements, performing detailed analysis of price and contractual terms, developing deal structure and defining negotiating strategy and establishing and managing contracts. To be successful in this position, you need to be comfortable interfacing with C-Suite executives from companies of all sizes (from start-ups to industry leaders) and earning trust across multiple internal Amazon teams (e.g., finance, legal, corporate development, operations, etc.) to achieve your goals. You should also have familiarity with a range of deal types, including direct experience

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