Amazon Spain Fulfillment, S. L. U.

Logistics

CFFlexLogisticsAssistant

€22–28k ~AI est. Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain FULL TIME
The Brief

“CF Flex Logistics Assistant at Amazon Spain Fulfillment, S. L. U.. Skills: Process coordination, Performance monitoring, Partner communication. Oversee successful operation of Amazon processes. Coordinate CF Flex processes”

Industry & Context.

Logistics
Problems you'll solve

Identify problems using metrics

Eligibility Requirements

Possible driver's license required, Willingness to travel

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

MS Office Suite experience, Advanced Spanish proficiency (C1), Data analysis experience, Using metrics to identify problems

Nice to Have

Business partner management experience, Logistics, retail, hospitality, or customer service experience, High School diploma or equivalent, Intermediate English proficiency (B1), Valid driver's license

What You'll Do.

Oversee successful operation of Amazon processes

Coordinate CF Flex processes

Monitor key operational processes

Ensure defect-free operations

Manage Reception processes

Manage Storage processes

Manage Picking processes

Manage Packing processes

Manage Shipping processes

Manage Transport processes

Manage Quality processes

Manage Stock integrity processes

Manage Transfer processes

Liaise with Vendor representatives

Liaise with 3PL representatives

Liaise with Amazon support functions

Monitor Key Performance Indicators

Support CF Flex network

Support warehouse coverage

Execute continuous improvement initiatives

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Internal support teams; External business partners

Communication Scope

Business communication; Partner communication

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