Product Manager, International Supply Chain

About the role

Define and evolve platform capabilities that power the end-to-end international flow of goods from supplier to Wayfair’s network.
Act as a central connector across supplier tools, planning, transportation, and fulfillment so solutions work seamlessly across the network.
Own the product lifecycle for your domain—from discovery and experimentation through delivery, rollout, and iteration—with a focus on measurable outcomes.
Partner closely with operations, analytics, data science, design, and engineering to understand workflows and pain points and turn insights into robust, scalable solutions.
Make data the interface for decision-making by defining metrics, instrumentation, dashboards, and alerting that provide real-time visibility into flow, exceptions, and impact.
Champion reliability, safety, and operational excellence while communicating clearly with stakeholders at all levels about roadmap, progress, risks, and results.

Responsibilities

• Define and evolve platform capabilities that power the end-to-end international flow of goods from supplier to Wayfair’s network.
• Act as a central connector across supplier tools, planning, transportation, and fulfillment so solutions work seamlessly across the network.
• Own the product lifecycle for your domain—from discovery and experimentation through delivery, rollout, and iteration—with a focus on measurable outcomes.
• Partner closely with operations, analytics, data science, design, and engineering to understand workflows and pain points and turn insights into robust, scalable solutions.
• Make data the interface for decision-making by defining metrics, instrumentation, dashboards, and alerting that provide real-time visibility into flow, exceptions, and impact.
• Champion reliability, safety, and operational excellence while communicating clearly with stakeholders at all levels about roadmap, progress, risks, and results.

Requirements

• 4+ years of product management experience leading an impactful roadmap in complex, multi-stakeholder environments.
• Bachelor’s degree in a quantitative, technical, business, or related field, or equivalent practical experience.

Qualifications

• Bring meaningful experience in at least one of: supply chain, logistics, transportation, fulfillment, inventory management, or other large-scale operational decision systems.
• Be highly analytical and data-driven: comfortable digging into large data sets, defining KPIs, building simple models, and partnering with analytics to inform decisions and measure impact.
• Be a strong systems thinker who can model how changes in one part of the network (e.g., sourcing, placement, routing, promises, capacity) propagate across others, and design globally optimal solutions.
• Communicate clearly and credibly with both technical and non-technical audiences, and can translate complex operational and technical concepts into simple narratives and choices.
• Be comfortable working closely with engineers, understanding trade-offs in scalability, performance, data quality, and architecture, and using that understanding to shape feasible, high-impact solutions.
• Thrive in ambiguous, fast-changing environments, and know how to bring structure, prioritization, and focus to complex problem spaces.

Skills

• Reasonable accommodations to participate in the job application or interview process, please let us know by completing our Accomodations for Applicants form.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation
• Bonus eligibility
• Equity
• A comprehensive benefits package tailored to your region (time off, health & wellness programs, retirement plans, family support, employee discounts, and more).

Pay

TBD

Schedule

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