# Senior Program Manager, Variable Fleet, Global Fleet and Products

Do you want to be part of a team driving innovation, operational excellence, and efficiency across Amazon's Last Mile fleet? Amazon's Fleet Planning and Capacity (FPAC) organization is seeking a motivated Senior Program Manager to join the Variable Fleet team. This team plays a critical role in ensuring Amazon's delivery network has the right vehicles, in the right locations, at the right time to support year-round operations and High Volume Events (HVE), including Prime and Peak, across North and South America. As a Senior Program Manager on the Variable Fleet team, you will lead complex, high-impact programs focused on fleet capacity planning, rental supply strategy, operational execution, cost optimization, and Delivery Service Partner (DSP) experience. You will work closely with internal stakeholders and external rental providers to develop scalable solutions that balance fleet supply and demand, improve vehicle utilization, and support Amazon's growing delivery network. This role requires a strategic thinker who is equally comfortable diving deep into data, navigating ambiguity, solving complex operational challenges, and driving execution in a fast-paced environment. You will

- **Id**: 4219960
- **Url**: <https://alion.io/job/amazon-senior-program-manager-variable-fleet-global-fleet-and-products>
- **Role**: Management
- **Role family**: Management
- **Seniority**: senior
- **Employment type**: full_time
- **Work mode**: on_site
- **Hiring geo confidence**: structured
- **Locations**: Tempe, United States, Austin, United States, Nashville, United States, Bellevue, United States, Arlington, United States
- **Countries**: US
- **Hiring countries total**: 0
- **Experience years min**: 5
- **Visa sponsorship**: no
- **Relocation package**: no
- **Has equity**: yes
- **Status**: live
- **First seen at**: 2026-06-17T00:00:00Z
- **Employer posted date**: 2026-11-13
- **Last verified at**: 2026-11-13T17:17:56Z
- **Board verified**: yes
- **Days open**: 149
- **Description format**: text
- **Description chars**: 7392
- **Description truncated**: no
- **Benefits**: Health insurance, Parental leave, Restricted stock units
- **Relocation offered**: no
- **Industries**: Advertising, Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS), Logistics, Streaming & OTT Platforms

## Company

- **Id**: 19
- **Name**: Amazon
- **Domain**: amazon.com
- **Url**: <https://alion.io/company/amazon>
- **Size band**: 5000+
- **Is staffing agency**: no
- **Employer type**: direct
- **Is intermediary**: no
- **Ats vendor**: Career site

### Truth index

- **Grade**: B
- **Score**: 78
- **Open postings**: 4651
- **Ghost share**: 0.001
- **Stale share**: 0.889
- **Repost share**: 0.003
- **Time to fill p50 days**: 31
- **Computed at**: 2026-11-12T10:38:37Z

## Salary

- **Min**: 115600
- **Max**: 160000
- **Currency**: USD
- **Period**: year
- **Usd annual**: 160000

## Technologies

- **SQL** — Optional: yes
- **Tableau** — Optional: yes

## Trust

- **Level**: stale
- **Repost count**: 0
- **Flags**: stale
- **Days open**: 149

## Requirements

- **Experience years min**: 5
- **Manages managers**: no
- **Security clearance**: no

### Education

- **Level**: bachelor
- **Optional**: no

## Lifecycle

- Event: open; At: 2026-11-13T04:15:48Z

## Visa

- Country: US; Licensed sponsor: yes; Adverts offering sponsorship 24m: 0; Sanctioned now: no; Evidence: H-1B filings in 12 months: 23,961 · green card filings: 81; Filings 12m: 23961

## Liveness

- **Score**: 10
- **Band**: cold
- **Label**: Long shot
- **P open**: 1
- **P active**: 0.369
- **P room**: 0.28
- **Age days**: 149
- **Expected fill days**: 32
- **Reasons**: conf:2, win:tail, crowd:brand
- **Computed at**: 2026-11-13T19:25:13Z

## Pay

- **Stated usd annual**: 160000
- **Is top pay**: yes

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