Senior Product Manager - Distribution and Warehousing

The Coca-Cola Company•Atlanta, GA

1d•$171,000 - $198,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Coca‑Cola is transforming how its North America Supply Chain operates by using digital products to enable a network that moves with speed, precision, and resilience. Within this transformation, Distribution and Warehousing play a critical role in ensuring product flows reliably from production to customer, across a highly distributed network of company-operated and 3PL-operated facilities. Product teams are built on small, empowered squads with clear ownership and accountability, deeply connected to day-to-day operations and responsible for measurable outcomes. As the focus on warehousing, fulfillment, and distribution capabilities expands, new products and experiences are being built that bring clarity, consistency, and scalability to how work gets done across the network. This role is for someone energized by solving complex operational problems, working across systems and partners, and shaping products that improve real-world execution at scale.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience
5+ years in product management or related fields (engineering, operations, data, or design)
Demonstrated experience delivering digital products in supply chain, logistics, warehousing, or distribution environments
Strong understanding of warehouse operations, fulfillment workflows, or inventory management concepts (e.g., WMS, picking/packing, allocation, slotting)
Experience working in complex, matrixed environments with multiple stakeholders and partners (including 3PLs)
Proven ability to operate in ambiguity and build structure in new or evolving problem spaces
Strong analytical thinking and comfort using data and experimentation in decision-making
Clear and effective communication across technical and non-technical audiences

Nice To Haves

Experience with WMS platforms, warehouse automation systems, or fulfillment technologies
Familiarity with integration patterns across ERP, OMS, TMS, and warehouse systems
Experience working with or alongside 3PL providers and external partners
Experience standing up new products, capabilities, or operational processes from the ground up
Exposure to automation, AI, or advanced analytics in supply chain environments

Responsibilities

Own the vision, outcomes, and roadmap for distribution and warehousing products spanning warehouse management, inventory flows, fulfillment execution, and network visibility.
Translate enterprise warehousing strategy, standards, and COE priorities (e.g., warehouse design, WMS logic, automation strategy) into actionable digital product direction.
Define high-value problem spaces tied to service levels, cost efficiency, throughput, and operational predictability.
Balance near-term operational improvements (e.g., visibility, exception handling) with long-term capability building (e.g., automation, decision support systems).
Make trade-offs across product investments to ensure scalability across different business units, facility types, and 3PL models.
Lead structured discovery across warehouse operations, fulfillment workflows, and partner ecosystems using research, data analysis, and in-field observation.
Identify root causes across systems, processes, and partner behaviors (e.g., data gaps, WMS logic inconsistencies, 3PL variability).
Translate insights into roadmaps, requirements, and clear sequencing of product capabilities.
Partner closely with design, engineering, and data teams to deliver solutions that are usable, scalable, and aligned with enterprise standards (e.g., WMS integrations, automation systems).
Use performance data (e.g., service levels, inventory accuracy, throughput, delay rates) and feedback loops to drive continuous improvement.
Build deep understanding of how work gets done across warehouses, distribution centers, and 3PL environments.
Improve visibility into inventory status, order progress, capacity constraints, and operational performance.
Design product experiences that simplify complex workflows such as slotting, picking, allocation, and fulfillment coordination.
Enable more proactive decision-making by surfacing insights, exceptions, and recommended actions.
Explore opportunities to introduce automation, standardization, and intelligent guidance aligned with enterprise warehousing strategy.
Partner across Supply Planning, Distribution Operations, Transportation, Procurement, IT, Engineering, and COE teams to ensure products reflect real operational needs and enterprise standards.
Work closely with COE leadership on topics such as WMS strategy, automation design, and 3PL integration patterns.
Align on shared priorities, dependencies, and measures of success across business units and product teams.
Influence without authority in a matrixed environment, bringing clarity to complex trade-offs and decisions.
Communicate product direction, priorities, and rationale with clarity and conviction.