I frame ambiguous problems into actionable models, so companies can make better decisions on pricing and product development. My career has been marked with measuring the product's added value by understanding customer experience and production processes. I have been doing this for over 10 years, in different industries and different teams within Amazon.
As Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) matures, more emphasis is placed on how best to finance our operations via prices without sacrificing growth. In this project, my role is:
Poor inventory management practices by FBA sellers became a increased Amazon's cost-to-serve for faster delivery speed by $0.15/unit. To reduce this gap, I:
Marketing budget at Amazon is allocated using a weighted-average of past attributed profits and causal estimates of the incremental profit of the program. Due to high delivery costs, online grocery performance lagged behind other programs, compromising the future of this business.
After increasing storage fees, FBA saw a sudden decrease in new product creation. As new selection represented more than 50% of sales during the holidays, FBA needed to revert this pattern while keeping storage fees to control inventory capacity