Program Manager, GTM Operations, Ring and Blink Sales Operations
Amazon
- Location
- US, CA, Hawthorne
- Employment
- Full Time
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- Posted
- 18h ago
Skills
About this role
Blink is at the forefront of implementing AI-driven solutions, and we're seeking a Product Manager to own the Blink Offline go-to-market experience across key retail partners. In this role, you'll translate Sales-defined product and assortment decisions into launch-ready execution strategies, determine how products go to market at each retailer, and build AI tools that become scalable product assets — transforming manual GTM processes into intelligent, repeatable systems. Key job responsibilities Product Ownership & Prioritization • Own the Offline GTM roadmap for your assigned Blink portfolio: determine how, when, and in what sequence products reach each retailer — making trade-off decisions on launch timing, resource allocation, and process investments. • Translate Sales-defined assortment plans into actionable GTM requirements — identifying gaps, dependencies, and risks, and driving resolution before they become blockers. • Write product requirements and business cases for new GTM capabilities, AI tools, and process innovations that improve how Blink reaches Offline partners. • Maintain and iterate on the GTM roadmap in alignment with senior leadership on quarterly priorities and trade-offs. • Scope and define requirements for regional retailer expansion (Canada, Mexico), partnering with Sales on market decisions. Customer & Retailer Experience • Own the product experience at shelf: packaging requirements, bundle configuration specs, content readiness, and retailer portal deliverables — ensuring what arrives at retail meets partner standards and shopper expectations. • Represent Offline GTM needs in upstream product discussions, advocating for packaging, configuration, or content changes that improve launch readiness and retailer acceptance. • Build relationships with retailer-facing teams to stay close to partner requirements and translate operational friction into product improvements. AI-Enabled Product Development • Identify, scope, and build AI-powered tools that solve specific GTM problems (e.g., automated retailer content generation, launch-readiness scoring, timeline risk detection, setup sheet automation). • Own the product lifecycle for internal AI tools you build: define the problem, write prompts/requirements, test outputs, measure impact, and iterate. • Engineer and optimize AI prompts to automate repeatable launch tasks — treating these as product deliverables with version control, quality standards, and measurable outcomes. • Build the case for AI tool investment by quantifying time savings and error reduction against manual baselines. Cross-Functional Execution • Drive product launches end-to-end for your assigned portfolio — coordinating across Sales, Marketing, Supply Chain, Creative, and Legal from planning through post-launch handoff. • Develop launch-readiness dashboards and tracking mechanisms that provide stakeholder visibility and enable informed go/no-go decisions. • Identify process gaps and propose solutions; escalate blockers and trade-offs to senior leadership with clear recommendations. A day in the life As a Go-to-Market Program Manager, your day starts by reviewing launch-readiness dashboards you've built to flag risks across your Blink Offline portfolio. You translate Sales assortment decisions into actionable GTM plans — determining sequencing, retailer-specific content needs, and packaging specs. Mid-day, you're refining an AI prompt that auto-generates retailer portal content, cutting hours of manual work into minutes. You join a cross-functional sync to unblock a Canada expansion dependency, then close the day scoping requirements for a new AI tool that predicts timeline slippage before it happens. You own how products reach the shelf — and you're always making that faster.
About the team
The Ring & Blink Offline Go-to-Market team owns how products reach retail shelves — turning assortment decisions into launch-ready execution across major