Amazon
Payments Program Manager, Payments Business Operations-Partner Management

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The Payments Program Manager is responsible for driving excellence across partner program management, international expansions, and payment partner onboarding. Based in Berlin or London, you will own end-to-end partner relationships and programs—identifying issues, driving resolution, spotting new opportunities, and advocating for improvements that raise the bar on partner and customer experience. This role requires a hands-on approach: you will resolve operational escalations, gather data, surface root causes, and lead cross-functional teams to sustainable solutions. You will equally apply that analytical lens to identifying and capturing new opportunities—whether geographic expansions, new payment methods, or process improvements that unlock efficiency and scale.
Key Job Responsibilities
Partner Program Management
- Own day-to-day management of assigned payment partner programs, serving as the primary operational point of contact
- Develop and maintain partner governance frameworks including QBRs, scorecards, escalation paths, and performance tracking
- Monitor partner health metrics and proactively drive performance improvements in collaboration with partners and internal stakeholders
- Manage cross-functional dependencies with Product, Technology, Legal, Finance, and Compliance teams to keep programs on track.
Issue Identification & Resolution
- Identify points of friction in payment acceptance and partner operations through data analysis and stakeholder engagement
- Resolve operational escalations end-to-end: gather data, investigate root causes, coordinate remediation, and drive to closure
- Build business cases for improvements, set requirements, and advocate for solutions with partner teams and internal leadership
- Produce clear, data-driven reporting on program status, risks, and escalations for senior stakeholders
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- Lead onboarding of new international payment partners and payment methods from scoping through go-live, ensuring delivery against milestones and SLAs
- Drive geographic and product expansion programs, coordinating technical integrations and commercial readiness across markets
- Identify and pursue new opportunities to improve payment acceptance, reduce cost, and enhance customer experience
- Build and improve scalable processes for partner lifecycle management, from initial assessment through steady-state operations
About The Team
About Amazon Payments
As one of the largest e-commerce companies in the world, Amazon processes billions of secure online transactions via numerous payment instruments, including credit cards, direct debit, local payment methods, electronic gift certificates, and disbursements. Transactions are processed on behalf of thousands of merchants, including Amazon. Amazon is known across the globe as the most trusted company on the Internet. We are committed to delivering an exceptional checkout experience for our customers.
About The Team
The Payments Business Operations (PBO) team drives operational excellence across Amazon’s payment methods globally. We manage the full lifecycle of international payment partner relationships—from onboarding through steady-state operations—and serve as the bridge between business strategy, technology, and partners to enable Amazon to accept payments seamlessly across markets worldwide.
Basic Qualifications
- Experience working cross-functionally with tech and non-tech teams
- Experience defining program requirements and using data and metrics to determine improvements
- Experience in program or project management
- Experience implementing repeatable processes and driving automation or standardization
- Bachelor's degree or above
- Experience defining and executing program requirements
- Experience owning program strategy, end-to-end delivery, and communicating results to senior leadership
- Payments industry experience
- Experience managing external partner or vendor relationships


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Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in driving end-to-end delivery and communicating results to senior leadership
- Demonstrated strong analytical skills
- Experience driving medium to large projects to completion
- Experience leading process improvements and identifying operational inefficiencies
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Experience writing clear documentation (e.g., business reviews, post-mortems)
- Master’s degree or MBA in business, operations, or related field
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Company - Amazon EU SARL (UK Branch) - D67
Job ID: A10457582
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