AMXLProject/ProcessEngineer-Logistics,EmergingCountriesEngineering

Amazon opened its virtual doors in 1995 and strives to be the world’s most customer-centric company, where customers can find and discover anything they might want to buy online. The AMXL Brazil team is a specialized division within our logistics network, designed to handle the unique complexities of Extra Large packages, which requires specialized handling, innovative routing, and a deep integration between physical infrastructure and technology. Amazon Logistics is looking to hire an experienced, innovative, hands-on and customer-obsessed Process Engineer that can drive expansion in our AMXL network. Key job responsibilities You will be responsible for producing and refining process standards, building on current best practices for physical infrastructure and designing Amazon Logistics equipment that is used across the emerging markets network and beyond. In this role, you'll also be responsible for designing the layout infrastructure of new AMXL operations. Infrastructure you develop will always be produced to meet safety, customer experience, capacity, quality and cost goals. You will act as a key point of contact for the Process Engineering team, frequently partnering with leaders in the field, as well as other operational support functions and your WW counterparts. The core process infrastructure ownership element of this role spans Delivery Station and On-the-Road operations. This position requires strong leadership, deep customer focus, strong autonomy and exceptional project management skills. It will involve regular communication with executors and project sponsors at both the country and WW level, and requires you to be detail-oriented and comfortable partnering across functional business and technical teams. To be successful in this role, you need to pair strong analytical skills and a data-driven outlook with strong intuition. This role will be based out of Brazil and involves regular travel within the country as well as occasional international travel