Business Intelligence Engineer, DSP Analytics

Amazon's DSP Analytics team is seeking a Business Intelligence Engineer (BIE) to enhance the Delivery Service Partner (DSP) program through data-driven solutions. This role sits at the intersection of analytics and business strategy, focusing on improving last-mile delivery operations.

The position offers an opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and cloud solutions while developing end-to-end analytics products. You'll be part of Amazon's mission to revolutionize delivery services, working specifically on the DSP program which ensures customer orders are delivered quickly, accurately, and cost-effectively.

As a BIE, you'll collaborate with engineering teams, product managers, and organizational leaders to deliver comprehensive data solutions. Your work will directly impact DSP performance and delivery quality metrics. The role requires both technical expertise in data analysis and strong business acumen to translate complex data into actionable insights.

Key technical aspects include working with AWS technologies (Redshift, S3), building ETL pipelines, and developing automated reporting solutions. You'll use SQL, Python, and various BI tools to create scalable data solutions. The role also involves significant stakeholder management and strategic planning to align data initiatives with business objectives.

You'll join a dynamic, innovative team focused on data-driven decision-making. The team culture emphasizes idea sharing, continuous learning, and disrupting the status quo. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to combine technical skills with business impact in a fast-paced, growing organization.

The position offers exposure to large-scale technical challenges while working with modern data technologies. You'll have the chance to influence the direction of Amazon's delivery operations through data insights and analytics solutions. The role provides significant growth opportunities and the chance to work on meaningful projects that directly impact Amazon's core business operations.