Manager , Operations

When you join Amazon as an Area Shift Manager, you’ll gain experience leading a large and diverse team to make sure your area of the business keeps pace with demand. In this hands‑on role, you’ll learn about the complexity of operations at a global business and what it takes to make everything run seamlessly. While you implement your team’s approach to drive productivity, you’ll also work closely with your colleagues to address challenges, which means no two days will be the same.

Amazon is looking for high‑potential leaders, who are ready to own their impact in Amazon Operations as an entry‑level manager working to be the most customer‑centric company on earth. You will have your leadership capacity stretched to its full potential. As a front‑line leader, you will have an opportunity to truly invest in others and develop a people‑focused leadership style, while mastering the tools, processes, and operations that have created the most customer‑centric company on earth.

If you want to be involved in continuing to define the future of online retail, and are dynamic and an organized self‑starter, join our team in Amazon Operations.

• This role is fully onsite and requires flexibility to work and rotate shifts: weekends, holidays, and/or overnight shifts, and ability to work overtime both in peak season and as needed.

You’ll work shifts and be based at one of our operational sites. Your main focus will be to maintain safety standards within your team and across your site. You’ll also monitor and maintain process efficiency. Your days will always include prioritizing routine team management and daily operational tasks, alongside other tasks like individual escalations, process improvement work and wide‑scale operational contingency planning.

Being a key part of the operations team involves working with colleagues in other teams and external partners to make sure we stay on track to meet our customer demands and targets. This will involve analyzing data and performance metrics with leaders in your business area, as well as discussing the operational pros and cons of technical improvements with engineers.

Amazon Logistics, or AMZL, handles ‘last mile’ delivery duties in partnership with third‑party distribution businesses. We utilize creative thinking and continuous improvement initiatives to get millions of physical products into the hands of our customers. Our goal is to make our customers’ delivery experience as smooth as possible.

Amazon’s Operations team is seeking a highly skilled and motivated recent graduate to work on the management of daily inventory control, quality assurance and capacity activities for our Warehouse. Inventory control and quality assurance activities play a critical role in leading best Stow and Picking practices, and capacity management inside the Warehouse and thereby has direct impact on Amazon's ability to serve customers on time.

• A completed Bachelor’s Degree or 2+ years Bachelor’s Degree program in Supply Chain, Logistics, Industrial Engineering, Engineering or other related field or graduated within the last 12 months.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office Excel (pivot tables, vlook up, charts)
• Intermediate knowledge of English
• Fluent Spanish

• Experience using Lean manufacturing methodologies.
• 1+ years’ experience in a role with similar responsibilities
• Previous experience as Project Management
• Experience managing department’s KPIs and driven results
• Logistics Background from Operations environment, preferably from First‑Middle Mile Ops.
• Advanced English Proficiency

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