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The Transportation Partner Experience team is seeking an Event Operations Program Manager to oversee our customer service and hotel programs across our suite of global events. The Transportation Partner Experience team (TPX) builds innovative and engaging community-focused products for external Amazon partners like Delivery Service Partner (DSPs.
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Surface Transportation is seeking an experienced and highly motivated Finance Manager to join its Transportation Management Operations (TOM) Finance team to lead the over the road driving program.
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The DPO Transportation Logistics manager will interface with DPO Supply Chain Planning, Factory Operations & Warehousing, Amazon Device Global Logistics, Quality, and Amazon contract manufacturing partners.
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Plan and support the development of planning processes, integration and implementation of travel booking and customer service solutions across all global events that Transportation Partner Experience executes.
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Surface Transportation is the conveyor belt to connect the entire Amazon supply chain. Amazon Transportation Services (ATS) connects our customers and our shippers. We have rolled out technology in the last two years that rivals anything inside of the transportation space in the last 100 years.
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If you like taking a larger scope identifying the most cost effective and safest way to deliver to our customer you will enjoy transportation. We are a technology company that executes transportation, and we get to do it all at a scale that nobody has ever seen.
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This is an exciting opportunity to create and innovate on behalf of our customers and build the transportation experience of the future. Contributes to work life harmony by being a positive, collaborative, and effective influencer to new team members as an indicator of operations excellence.
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The Transportation Operations Manager has complete responsibility for Transportation Operations at a number of sites within a pre-defined region of the country. Amazon is seeking Transportation Operations Managers to work in out sites across the country.
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Lead and supervise a team of Transportation Area Managers that are located within the individual sites in an effort to streamline logistics within each individual operation. At Amazon, we’re working to be the most customer-centric company on earth.
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