Amazon is seeking an experienced Business Intelligence Engineer to join their Last Mile Analytics team, focusing on optimizing delivery operations through data-driven insights. This role sits at the intersection of logistics, data analytics, and customer experience, working to improve the efficiency and accuracy of Amazon's vast delivery network.
The position requires a unique blend of technical expertise in data analysis and business intelligence, combined with strong leadership and strategic thinking capabilities. You'll be responsible for analyzing and improving the complex decision-making processes behind Amazon's delivery operations, from address verification to route optimization.
As a Business Intelligence Engineer, you'll work with massive datasets to solve complex problems affecting millions of daily deliveries. You'll need to be proficient in SQL, Python, and various BI tools, with experience in building and maintaining data pipelines. The role involves close collaboration with Technology, Operations, and Finance teams, requiring excellent communication skills and the ability to present to senior leadership.
Key responsibilities include owning the vision for quality improvement through global address management programs, developing and implementing data-driven strategies, and continuously raising the bar on both quality and performance. You'll need to break down complex problems into actionable steps and drive product development at Amazon's characteristic rapid pace.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is passionate about using data to solve real-world logistics challenges, has strong analytical capabilities, and wants to make a direct impact on Amazon's customer experience. The role offers the chance to work with cutting-edge technology and data systems while contributing to one of the world's largest logistics operations.
The ideal candidate will thrive in Amazon's fast-paced environment, demonstrate strong customer obsession, and have the ability to influence and drive results across multiple business units. You'll be expected to not just analyze data but to turn those insights into actionable improvements that enhance Amazon's delivery capabilities.