Sr. Product Manager, EU Everyday Essentials
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Amazon in Milano
Fixed-term Contract - 12-month contract (Maternity Cover).
Fixed-term Contract - 12-month contract (Maternity Cover).
The EU Everyday Essentials (EE) team is looking for a passionate, customer-obsessed individual to help us build tomorrow's Store business. As Product Manager, you will drive EU-wide projects with multiple partner teams spanning across Retail and Marketplace organizations, Finance, Tech, Ops and/or your worldwide counterparts. You will work closely with category teams to drive growth in the EE business such as by increasing strategic selection for customers, driving purchase consolidation, optimizing E's regional supply chain network or improving delivery speed. You will also interact frequently with the EU senior leadership and you will directly impact how we evolve and grow in the Low Price segment. Given the fast-paced context, flexibility and a strong work ethic are a must.
The successful candidate has a proven track record of delivering EU projects in complex and ambiguous environments,
and is comfortable interacting with senior leadership in both written and oral form. You are analytical in nature and comfortable dealing with numbers, and you can build a business case to prioritize your projects. You also have past experience working with tech teams on product roadmaps, have strong program management skills, and can successfully leverage internal stakeholders to deliver through others.
Preferred location for the role are Paris, London, Milan, Munich, Madrid.
Key job responsibilities
As Product Manager for the Everyday Essentials business, you will:
- Collaborate with various teams to design, build and develop new features to grow the business and reduce friction for our customers
- Collaborate with other Product Management teams throughout the organization to push EU initiatives driving growth, improving profitability and increase selection
- As the Product Manager you should have a background in navigating ambiguity and driving projects with la