Amazon.com Services LLC

E-Commerce

BusinessAnalystII,ReverseLogisticsOperationsIntegration

$83–130k Bellevue, Washington, United States; New York, New York, United States; Austin, Texas, United States; Arlington, Virginia, United States FULL TIME
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The Brief

“Business Analyst II, Reverse Logistics Operations Integration at Amazon.com Services LLC. Skills: Operations management, Process improvement, Cross-functional coordination. Manage and optimize operational processes. Coordinate cross-functional teams”

What You'll Achieve.

Improve operational efficiency; Enhance integration of new operations; Ensure successful vendor performance

Industry & Context.

E Commerce
Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis; Process optimization

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years of experience in operations or program management, Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Nice to Have

Master's degree in a related field, Experience with supply chain or logistics, Experience with process improvement methodologies

What You'll Do.

Manage and optimize operational processes

Coordinate cross-functional teams

Manage vendor relationships

Track and report on operational metrics

Plan and allocate resources effectively

Identify and implement continuous improvement initiatives

Support integration of new operations or systems

Develop and maintain operational documentation

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; External vendors; Internal stakeholders

Communication Scope

Stakeholder communication; Vendor communication

Process & Methodology

Program management, Process improvement methodologies

Full Job Description

We are seeking a Business Analyst II to join our Worldwide Returns & ReCommerce team and drive data-driven decision making through technical solutions and analytics. The ideal candidate will excel at maintaining and developing data pipelines, building insightful dashboards, and translating complex business requirements into scalable technical solutions. You'll leverage your expertise in Python, TypeScript, and AWS services to keep our data infrastructure current and secure, while partnering with cross-functional teams to deliver actionable insights that improve returns processing operations. Your role will be crucial in maintaining data pipelines, managing SIM queues, building QuickSight dashboards, and ensuring our technical tools remain up-to-date and secure. Strong technical and analytical skills are essential, as you'll identify opportunities for process optimization, troubleshoot data issues, and implement solutions that enhance operational efficiency. Experience with AWS services (DynamoDB, Lambda, S3, CloudWatch, API Gateway), proficiency in Python and TypeScript, and a deep understanding of SIM management and returns processing workflows are key requirements for success in this position. Key job responsibilities 1. Maintain and optimize data pipelines to ensure accurate and timely data flow across systems 2. Manage Shepherd Issues (security vulnerabilities) and ensure compliance with security standards 3. Build and maintain QuickSight dashboards that provide actionable insights to stakeholders 4. Develop and deploy solutions using Python and TypeScript to automate business processes 5. Leverage AWS services (DynamoDB, Lambda, S3, CloudWatch, API Gateway) to build scalable data solutions 6. Keep SIM queues up to date and manage SIM configurations across multiple sites 7. Partner with Operations, Business, Tech, and IT teams to identify and implement data-driven process improvements 8. Monitor and analyze data to identify optimization opportunities and trends

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