Amazon has announced a senior transaction manager position for its Global Realty division in Atlanta, Georgia. The role will involve overseeing site acquisition, development, entitlements, strategic partnerships, and managing complex real estate transactions.
According to Amazon Jobs, the company is seeking a senior transaction manager for its North America Operations Real Estate Team. This individual will lead site acquisition and development efforts as well as manage complex real estate transactions to support the expansion of Amazon’s fulfillment network. The position requires both strategic and tactical operations, collaboration with internal and external stakeholders, and management of numerous deals including retrofits, spec-to-suit, and build-to-suit projects.
Responsibilities for this role include developing processes and performance metrics, communicating deal status to business partners, driving initiatives across multiple teams, and fostering a culture focused on speed, flexibility, and efficiency. Candidates should possess extensive experience in commercial or industrial real estate, transaction management, stakeholder collaboration, and process improvement. The base salary ranges from $128,600 to $212,600 depending on location.
Amazon offers a comprehensive benefits package aimed at supporting employees and their families from day one for many roles. According to About Amazon, benefits include health care coverage, mental health resources, pre-paid college tuition options, paid parental leave up to 20 weeks for birthing mothers and six weeks for adoptive parents. Additional perks encompass financial counseling services, 401(k) plans with company match opportunities for stock ownership as well as unique family care benefits such as childcare assistance and support for parents of children with special needs.
The company provides a variety of services including online shopping platforms alongside in-person shopping experiences; delivery services covering fresh produce; media distribution channels; devices like Alexa and Fire TV; cloud solutions through Amazon Web Services (AWS); logistics operations; customer service offerings; entertainment content via platforms such as Amazon Originals Prime Video Audible according to the What We Do webpage provided by Amazon.
