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Supply Chain Manager (Fulfilment), INT Supply Chain Grocery Execution

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Amazon’s Supply Chain Managers play a central role in our global business. They keep our complex, international grocery and highly perishable supply chains working seamlessly and efficiently. As a Supply Chain Manager (SCM), you will work closely with multiple stakeholders across Amazon, from Operational teams who are fulfilling customer orders, to Retail teams and everything in between. You’ll help us optimize our supply chains to make our customer experience even better and our business more energy and cost efficient.
Key job responsibilities
- Define our Middle Mile Supply Chain (warehousing and transportation) strategy in 5 European countries (UK, IT, ES, DE, FR), across our Fresh Online, Sub-Same-Day and Amazon Now (Quick Commerce) Grocery banners.
- Data Analysis & Supply Chain Modelling: Analyse and interpret data to identify opportunities for efficiency improvements across supply chains and multiple operations.
- Define and refine supply chain and operating models for various business lines.
- Cross-Functional Partnership & Operational Support: Partner with Operations and Retail teams to advise on and manage fulfilment challenges, driving resolution and continuous improvement within warehouse environments.
- Project Planning & Coordination: Support the planning and organisation of complex, cross-functional projects that improve supply chain performance and operational outcomes.
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Being a Supply Chain Manager for Amazon involves lots of problem solving. You’ll work with a number of teams to navigate challenges as and when situations impact our network. You’ll spend time resolving temporary issues and looking at the bigger picture to drive Amazon towards achieving new objectives. This role is both proactive and reactive, and you’ll have the opportunity to shape demand planning strategies for our ever growing groceries business.
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As a Supply Chain Manager in the Middle Mile vertical, you’ll need to help with both tactical and strategic work. No two days will be the same. You might spend Monday modelling middle-mile physical space scenarios across one country to support new Amazon Same-Day site launches, and Tuesday partnering with Vendor Management teams to support the scoping of additional warehousing requirements for vendor shipments, for a different country. Having so much variety in your role means you’ll be able to learn something new every day.
This role will be carried out from our corporate location in London (LHR16 UK).
About the team
The INT Supply Chain Grocery Execution team breathes life into our newest ideas and incubates them until they grow into sophisticated businesses. We’ve got the energy of an exciting start-up, as our team works on Amazon’s next big project, under the umbrella of one of the world’s biggest companies.
We work behind the scenes to support new areas of the business - like Amazon Now (Quick Commerce) stores and our Same Day online grocery service. There are lots of opportunities for every skill set, from operations to supply chain to data management.
SC Execution's goal is to help develop new capabilities within Amazon on behalf of our customers. This entrepreneurial team has a deep understanding of the needs of our customers, employees and partners and helps to develop Amazon businesses of all sizes.
We grow new opportunities that will help Amazon diversify even more, taking them from concepts to mature operations that operate as standalone businesses. This dynamic environment supports our people’s growth and development.
Basic Qualifications:
- Experience in defining and implementing process improvement initiatives using data and metrics
- Knowledge of advanced English at CEFR level B2/C1
- Experience delivering forecasting, budgeting, and variance analysis, and data interpretation of results, or experience communicating results to senior leadership
- Experience in supply chain such as contracting, demand management and/or planning and procurement, and supply chain operations
- Bachelor's degree, or Master's degree in supply chain, business, engineering, finance or related technical or quantitative field


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Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience leading process improvements
- Knowledge of SQL at an intermediate level, including: compile queries, subqueries, aggregation/grouping, data modification, etc.
- Experience with data visualization using Tableau, Quicksight, or similar tools
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