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Amazon · CN, Shanghai

Head of Central Ops, AIO, Amazon Global Selling - GSAM AIO

CN, ShanghaiExecutive

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted October 13, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Amazon Global Selling is a key initiative to achieve our vision to offer customers Earth’s largest selection. We provide businesses the opportunity to sell their goods on the Amazon platform worldwide. Each year, tens of thousands of businesses join our Marketplace adding millions of new products.

Amazon's Asia Global Selling Global Strategic Account Management (GSAM) team currently seeks a results oriented Senior Manager, leading Central Operation under AIO team who can learn quickly and build trust with various stakeholders in a dynamically changing environment. In this role, s/he will be a key member of the WW Global Selling, helping the org to translate business needs & requirement into implementation plan, craft business planning, design operational workflow & process and managing stakeholders in related fields, as well as optimizing existing work process and develop tools & mechanisms to improve operation efficiency.

The ideal candidate will have demonstrated operation & implementation experience and specifically the ability to shape work for themselves and supporting other team mates. The position requires strong communication skills and the ability to build and maintain strong working relationships with numerous stakeholders within the organization. S/he also has a track record of program management, leading business initiatives, building SOP/tools, and turning data into insights.

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