Amazon.com Services LLC
Business Intelligence, Business Intel Engineer, transportation and logistics
BusinessIntelligenceEngineer,NorthAmericaTransportation
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“Business Intelligence Engineer, North America Transportation at Amazon.com Services LLC. Skills: Business intelligence, Data engineering, Machine learning. Develop dashboards. Maintain dashboards”
What You'll Achieve.
Move packages faster; Move packages accurately; Move packages at lower cost
Industry & Context.
Resolve data quality issues; Scoping requirements
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
2+ years analyzing data, Redshift experience, Oracle experience, NoSQL experience, Tableau experience, Quicksight experience, Excel experience, MicroStrategy experience, PowerBI experience, Statistical methods experience
Nice to Have
Master's degree, Advanced technical degree, Knowledge of data modeling, Knowledge of data pipeline design, Experience with statistical analysis, Experience with co-relation analysis, AWS Tools and Technologies experience, Redshift experience, S3 experience, EC2 experience
What You'll Do.
Develop visualizations
Maintain visualizations
Collaborate with business teams
Translate operational questions
Deliver actionable insights
Design data pipelines
Deploy data pipelines
Perform SQL-based transformations
Monitor pipeline health
Resolve data quality issues
Develop curated datasets
Maintain curated datasets
Document data sources
Document business logic
Document transformation rules
Document dataset lineage
Implement automation opportunities
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Cross-functional business teams; Network design teams; Planning teams; Delivery operations teams; Linehaul teams; Applied Scientist collaboration
Communication Scope
Define questions; Deliver insights; Clear documentation
Full Job Description
Amazon delivers billions of packages each year through one of the world's most complex transportation networks. As a Business Intelligence Engineer on our North America transportation analytics team, you will build the dashboards, data pipelines, and curated datasets that help operators and planners move packages faster, more accurately, and at lower cost — from fulfillment centers through middle mile hubs to customers' doors. You will own analytics solutions end-to-end: partnering with business teams to define the right questions, engineering the data infrastructure to answer them, and delivering insights that drive real operational decisions. You will also build purpose-built datasets that power machine learning models for demand forecasting, route optimization, and capacity planning — giving you direct exposure to applied AI in a production logistics environment. Key job responsibilities - Own the development and maintenance of dashboards, reports, and visualizations that surface critical transportation metrics — including capacity constraints, route performance, forecast accuracy, and operational bottlenecks — to stakeholders across the transportation network - Collaborate with cross-functional business teams spanning network design, planning, delivery operations, and linehaul to translate operational questions into analytical frameworks and deliver actionable insights - Design, build, and deploy data pipelines, data models, and SQL-based transformations to support analytical and reporting needs; monitor pipeline health proactively and resolve data quality issues to ensure reliable, timely data delivery - Develop and maintain curated, well-documented datasets purpose-built for AI and machine learning models supporting demand forecasting, route optimization, and capacity planning — ensuring standards for completeness, accuracy, freshness, schema consistency, and lineage tracking - Maintain clear documentation of data sources, business logic, transformation rules,
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