Amazon Japan G. K.

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プロセスアシスタント

$4200–5800k ~AI est. Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan FULL TIME
The Brief

“プロセスアシスタント at Amazon Japan G. K.. Skills: Process improvement, Operations management, Problem solving. Improve safety, quality, and efficiency. Maintain and improve safe work environment”

Industry & Context.

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Problems you'll solve

Problem solving; Root cause analysis; Recurrence prevention

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Basic computer skills (Excel arithmetic), Business-level Japanese (reading, writing, conversation)

Nice to Have

Customer-centric problem solving, Respectful communication, Proactive problem identification, Eagerness to learn new skills, Contribution to inclusive culture, Work experience (any field), Experience leading projects, Quantitative data analysis for improvement, Intermediate computer skills (Excel VLOOKUP, Pivot, Macro), Reading/writing English ability, DEI initiatives in operations

What You'll Do.

Maintain and improve safe work environment

Conduct daily safety activities

Perform quality checks

Solve diverse problems

Support daily operations

Coordinate between processes

Ensure timely product delivery

Implement hourly operational plans

Prepare for new project introductions

Prepare for operational expansion

Develop on-site procedures

Implement new systems

Create training programs

Develop training manuals

Address irregular issues

Investigate issue causes

Develop recurrence prevention measures

Implement recurrence prevention measures

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Coordinate between processes; Work with trainers; Work with diverse colleagues

Communication Scope

Business Japanese

Process & Methodology

Project implementation, Process standardization

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