BR OOC Discoverability and Merchandising, Out of Country - Cross border LatAm

We are seeking a results-oriented Merchandising & Deals Manager to drive deals adoption, merchandising strategy, and High-Velocity Events (HVE) execution for Brazil's Out-of-Country (OOC) channel. This role sits at the intersection of advertising, deals, and discoverability — owning the strategy to accelerate selection visibility and conversion for cross-border sellers in the Brazilian marketplace. You will work cross-functionally across Category Merchant Managers, Marketing, Influencer teams, and GL leaders to build and scale deals penetration, ads adoption, and merchandising programs that drive incremental GMS growth. This is a high-impact, high-autonomy role for someone who thrives in ambiguity, moves fast with data, and can influence without authority across multiple stakeholder groups. Key job responsibilities - Deals Strategy & Execution: Own the end-to-end deals roadmap for BR OOC FBA — define deal selection criteria, drive seller deal adoption (Lightning Deals, Best Deals, Coupons), and optimize deal performance across key events (Prime Day, Black Friday, HVEs) - Ads Adoption: Partner with the Advertising team to increase sponsored products and brands adoption among IC FBA sellers, building playbooks and self-service mechanisms that scale - HVE Planning & Coordination: Lead BR OOC participation in High-Velocity Events — from selection nomination and inventory readiness to promotional calendar alignment and post-event analysis - Cross-GL Merchandising: Collaborate with Category Merchant Managers across GLs (Electronics, PC, Wireless, Home, etc.) to identify high-potential ASINs, curate collections, and drive featured placement - Discoverability & Browse: Work with BR OOC Discoverability teams to improve search ranking, browse node placement, and storefront visibility for cross-border selection - Marketing & Influencer Partnerships: Coordinate with Marketing and Influencer teams to amplify OOC selection through social channels, editorial content, and creator-driven campaigns