Supply Chain Manager , NASC, Engineering Capacity Mgmt
Amazon.com
As a Supply Chain Manager within the Amazon Sortation Center (SC) network, you will play a critical role in leading strategic planning and optimization initiatives for Amazon's North American Sortation Centers (NASC) network, encompassing 100+ buildings crucial to Amazon's next-day and two-day delivery promises. You will drive NASC's 3YF+ network planning through strategic oversight of major capacity and automation initiatives, partnering with numerous cross-functional teams to transform high-level objectives into actionable capital investment strategies.
This role leads comprehensive planning across network-wide capacity build plans, multi-site engineering initiatives, strategic automation expansions, and asset portfolio management. You will contribute to managing the development of comprehensive network strategy by tracking to critical inputs including build plan requirements, automation needs and standardization goals.
The position requires close partnership with Design Engineering, Operations, Finance, and other stakeholders to ensure downstream partners have the infrastructure, engineering templates, and capacity needed to meet evolving business demands while optimizing operational costs.
Key job responsibilities
-Support development of 3YF+ build plans by gathering and analyzing network data
-Execute capacity planning analyses to assess network readiness for peak and prime
-Track and report on network performance metrics and KPIs
-Assist in developing business cases for automation and retrofit initiatives
-Conduct detailed site assessments and feasibility studies for new launches
-Support deployment planning through cross-functional analyses and documentation
-Execute standardization initiatives across assigned network segments
-Maintain project tracking tools and provide regular status updates
-Prepare CAR documentation and supporting financial analyses
-Document and maintain standard operating procedures
-Execute process improvements within assigned areas
-Participate in and lead cross-functional team meetings and working groups
-Gather inputs from stakeholders across Engineering, Operations, and Finance
-Prepare presentation materials for planning cycles and reviews
-Maintain regular communication with project stakeholders
This role leads comprehensive planning across network-wide capacity build plans, multi-site engineering initiatives, strategic automation expansions, and asset portfolio management. You will contribute to managing the development of comprehensive network strategy by tracking to critical inputs including build plan requirements, automation needs and standardization goals.
The position requires close partnership with Design Engineering, Operations, Finance, and other stakeholders to ensure downstream partners have the infrastructure, engineering templates, and capacity needed to meet evolving business demands while optimizing operational costs.
Key job responsibilities
-Support development of 3YF+ build plans by gathering and analyzing network data
-Execute capacity planning analyses to assess network readiness for peak and prime
-Track and report on network performance metrics and KPIs
-Assist in developing business cases for automation and retrofit initiatives
-Conduct detailed site assessments and feasibility studies for new launches
-Support deployment planning through cross-functional analyses and documentation
-Execute standardization initiatives across assigned network segments
-Maintain project tracking tools and provide regular status updates
-Prepare CAR documentation and supporting financial analyses
-Document and maintain standard operating procedures
-Execute process improvements within assigned areas
-Participate in and lead cross-functional team meetings and working groups
-Gather inputs from stakeholders across Engineering, Operations, and Finance
-Prepare presentation materials for planning cycles and reviews
-Maintain regular communication with project stakeholders
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