We are looking for an experienced public policy professional who is passionate about the intersection between technology and policy, with strong project management skills, can navigate highly ambiguous environments with strong business judgement, work thoughtfully across global teams and time zones, and demonstrate an enthusiasm and curiosity to learn and grow.

Key job responsibilities
As the Public Policy Manager, Nordics, you will support partnerships with legislators and officials in support of our consumer-centric business model at the highest levels of government and policy-making. You will develop an astute understanding of the public policy and regulatory environment as well as key stakeholders within it. You will coordinate across Amazon's business, locally and globally, to support the development and implementation of positioning and engagement strategies.

You will support and lead advocacy efforts, outreach programmes, partnerships, and initiatives in support of these business objectives. You will support Amazon's engagement with relevant industry associations and wider coalitions, and work with consultancies. You will be able to manage and drive complex projects, and provide clear guidance, including in situations of high ambiguity. You will be a self-starter who can work independently, but are also able to operate respectfully and collaboratively within wider regional and international structures. The individual should be highly organized and able to communicate, adapt, and/or respond effectively and efficiently while maintaining a positive attitude and sense of humour, even under pressure, in a fast-paced, goal-focused work environment.

About the team
The Nordic Public Policy team works with a wide range of local, national, and supra-national policymakers, industry and non-governmental organisations, across policy issues in retail, consumer affairs, data and digital technology, economic development, trade, sustainability, customer trust, transport and logistics. We work very closely with colleagues in the Nordics, EU and globally.