Senior Digital Product Manager - Demand Chain

7-Eleven is an iconic family of brands with over 86,000 locations, surpassing every retailer in the world.

We revolutionize convenience, restaurants and fuel through cutting edge innovation — working hard to be the customer's first choice. 7-Eleven empowers our employees to 'activate awesome' and make a meaningful impact in their stores and communities every day.

If you're ready to grow, lead and make a difference, come join our team and help shape the future of convenience.

7-Eleven’s Digital Demand Chain & Logistics teams support the planning and movement of products from suppliers through distribution and into stores. We are looking for a Senior Product Manager who can turn complex supply-chain and operating needs into durable digital products—and raise the product-management bar across the team.

This is the highest-level Product Manager role on the Demand Chain Product team. You will own a broad, strategically important product area, work across Digital Product Managers and partner functions, and set a strong product standard through your own work and influence.

The right person combines senior product leadership with practical experience in supply chain, retail, or frontline operations. You have seen how work actually happens in stores, distribution centers, transportation networks, or vendor operations, and can use that understanding to shape products that work in real operating conditions.

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITES
40% Strategy & Planning

• Own product strategy and roadmap for a broad, strategically important Demand Chain product domain, aligning product investments with business outcomes, user needs, enterprise priorities, and delivery feasibility.
• Translate ambiguous business goals into clear product problems, measurable outcomes, capabilities, and sequenced roadmaps across connected products and workflows.
• Lead discovery with store and franchisee teams, distribution-center operators, transportation partners, vendors, and other users. Observe work in context and understand operating realities before shaping solutions.
• Bring practical supply chain, retail, logistics, and operations judgment to product decisions—including how inventory, ordering, vendor collaboration, distribution, transportation, receiving, and store delivery work in practice.
• Identify opportunities to improve service, efficiency, visibility, inventory accuracy, order execution, and the experience of associates and partners; prioritize with evidence and explicit trade‑offs.
• Define product success measures and product-health indicators; use operational and product data to evaluate outcomes and adjust direction.
• Partner with business leaders to clarify business outcomes and with Engineering, Architecture, Data, and adjacent Product Managers to define product capabilities, system direction, integration needs, and dependencies.
• Connect roadmaps across product areas, identify investment needs and risks, and communicate product direction and trade‑offs clearly to senior stakeholders.

40% Delivery & Execution

• Lead the product development lifecycle from discovery and requirements through delivery, launch, adoption, and continuous improvement.
• Own a well‑ordered, actionable product backlog. Break down epics and complex operational workflows into sequenced increments that deliver usable value and remain aligned to product outcomes.
• Write and maintain high‑quality user stories and product requirements that clearly state the user, need, context, business rules, system behavior, exceptions, dependencies, and intended outcome.
• Define specific, testable acceptance criteria, including relevant edge cases, data needs, integration behavior, failure handling, and operational readiness. Ensure each story is understandable to Engineering,…