Business Operations Leader, Amazon Music
Amazon • Culver City, CA • Posted July 01, 2026
About the Role
Description
The Sr Manager of Business Operations for Amazon Music serves as the Music General Manager’s (GM) organizational backbone, owning the operating cadence [weekly/monthly/quarterly business reviews (WBR/MBR/QBR), critical priority reviews (CPRs), data & priorities review (D&P)], annual and long-range planning cycles (OP1/OP2, 3YF) for the business, along with goal-setting mechanisms and year-round progress reviews. You will lead the centralized Program Management Office (PMO), a lean team that drives cross-organizational execution through shared standards, operational clarity, and relentless simplification.
The role bridges all business functions and key partners to diagnose execution velocity and productivity gaps. You own the operating model that translates strategy into delivery, aligning people, priorities, and information to drive measurable outcomes. You sit at the intersection of strategy and operations — converting leadership intent into organizational acti...
The Sr Manager of Business Operations for Amazon Music serves as the Music General Manager’s (GM) organizational backbone, owning the operating cadence [weekly/monthly/quarterly business reviews (WBR/MBR/QBR), critical priority reviews (CPRs), data & priorities review (D&P)], annual and long-range planning cycles (OP1/OP2, 3YF) for the business, along with goal-setting mechanisms and year-round progress reviews. You will lead the centralized Program Management Office (PMO), a lean team that drives cross-organizational execution through shared standards, operational clarity, and relentless simplification.
The role bridges all business functions and key partners to diagnose execution velocity and productivity gaps. You own the operating model that translates strategy into delivery, aligning people, priorities, and information to drive measurable outcomes. You sit at the intersection of strategy and operations — converting leadership intent into organizational acti...