Emin Ormeci

Senior Product Manager @Amazon

Vancouver, BC, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2026 — Present

Senior Product Manager @Amazon

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Vancouver, BC, CA

Working on delivery promise (Estimated Delivery Time) systems within Amazon\'s Supply Chain Optimization Technology (SCOT) organization. The team evaluates inventory, fulfillment capability, carrier capacity, optimization windows, and customer preferences to compute optimal delivery promises across Amazon\'s global logistics network.

EDUCATION

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University Canada West

Master of Business Administration - MBA

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Boğaziçi University

Bachelor of Arts - BA

SKILLS

LeadershipOnqCommunicationSpssMathematicsMicrosoft OfficeAccountingFinanceMarketing StrategyEconomicsAnalytical SkillsSportsTime Management

ABOUT EMIN ORMECI

I build products where algorithms meet real-world operations. The gap between what a system assumes and what actually happens on a delivery route, a warehouse floor, or a courier\'s shift is where the real product work lives.At Amazon, I work on delivery promise and fulfillment optimization within SCOT (Supply Chain Optimization Technology), evaluating inventory, carrier capacity, and customer preferences to return the right delivery promise.Before Amazon, I spent over three years building Getir\'s algorithms platform from the ground up: 9 squads, 30+ engineers and analysts, covering routing, ETA, pricing, maps, and demand forecasting across 9 countries and daily orders.Signature work- Redesigned routing architecture, reducing last-mile delivery costs by approximately 30% at scale- Invented a proxy order system to solve the chicken-and-egg problem in delivery ETA, improving on-time deliveries 33pp and NPS by up to 40 points- Built an in-house map service with custom motorcycle routing profiles, beating commercial providers with a budget less than 15% of their API cost- Investigated and exposed systematic data quality issues that were invisible to the algorithm team, leading to the creation of an entirely new organizational function.How I think: optimization is tradeoff management, not finding a correct answer. The biggest gains come from problem structure, not solution sophistication. And no matter how good your algorithm is, if you\'re optimizing on corrupted inputs, you\'re optimizing fantasy.Before Getir, I launched a 200-employee logistics branch at TRIGO for Renault Turkey in three months, growing it to a third of national revenue.Interested in connecting with people building products where algorithms, operations, and growth intersect.

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