Program Manager, Transportation

As a Program Manager at Google, you will be responsible for leading complex, multi-disciplinary projects related to logistics operations within the Supply Chain Logistics and Transportation Industry. Your role will involve working with stakeholders to plan requirements, manage project schedules, identify risks, and communicate clearly with cross-functional partners across the company. Your projects will often span offices, time zones, and hemispheres, requiring you to coordinate the players and ensure everyone is up to date on progress and deadlines. The Platforms and Ecosystems product area at Google focuses on various computing software platforms across different environments. Your responsibilities will include developing and implementing a logistics strategy for engineering shipments, managing carriers and vendor teams, and ensuring the success of daily operations. You will collaborate with key leadership stakeholders to understand their requirements and develop solutions to meet long-term business needs. Additionally, you will work across multiple cross-functional teams, suppliers, and carriers to implement changes and improvements in logistics operations. Key responsibilities of the role include creating process flow documents, reporting structures, and exception management protocols. You will also support system development initiatives and establish local strategies for logistics security, dangerous goods compliance, and packaging efficiency optimization. It is essential to maintain proactive communication on operational and regulatory changes with cross-functional stakeholders to ensure smooth logistics operations. In summary, as a Program Manager in the logistics domain at Google, you will play a crucial role in driving logistics operations within a multinational logistics supply chain. Your strong communication skills, ability to influence senior level stakeholders, and knowledge of customs clearance processes and regulations will be instrumental in the success of your projects and the overall logistics strategy.,