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The District Loss Prevention Manager (DLPM) is an integral part of a fast-growing, constantly evolving environment that partners with Store Operations to ensure we provide the best experience to our customers.
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Who We Are Looking For: You.2+ years of management experience as a multi-unit Loss Prevention leader. Effectively coach, train, and develop all members of our loss prevention team within the district.
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Assists in operation and maintenance of full security technology stack, e.g., EDR, multi-factor authentication, External DNS, Active Directory, Data Loss Prevention, SIEM, Vulnerability Management, Security Orchestration and Automation, etc.
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The Loss Prevention Specialist (LPS) is a key hourly associate position within Amazon Operations. The LPS typically reports to the Loss Prevention Site Lead responsible for their facility, and aids them in supporting the Operational team, and the cross functional teams throughout the organization.
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Supports the District Loss Prevention Manager and Store Management by executing core responsibilities, focused on acting as a visual deterrent to prevent potential loss/dishonesty and by wearing a body worn camera.
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The Area Loss Prevention Specialist will be involved in reviewing surveillance footage, external and internal investigations, employee and customer safety, vendor and shortage issues, and building security design and implementation.
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Manage the staffing plan; recruit, interview and hire Loss Prevention staff. Coordinate and deliver all Loss Prevention Training and Orientations; provide developmental training.
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1 -2 years of Loss Prevention Supervisor or Asset Protection Supervisor experience in a distribution center, fulfillment center or retail setting. Participating in safety committees, shrink committees and daily operations meetings; advising the Loss Prevention team during emergency situations.
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Supports a positive customer shopping experience in the store and maintains a strong store partnership with store teams and loss prevention. Act as a visual deterrent to prevent potential loss/dishonesty.
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THE IMPACT YOU CAN HAVE:The Loss Prevention Manager - Organized Retail Crime (ORC) works closely with various internal and external business partners, including law enforcement, other retailers, corporate investigations, Field Loss Prevention Managers, Supply Chain Loss Prevention and General Managers to leverage all available investigative tools to eliminate and reduce company exposure to external ORC theft and fraud.
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Loss Prevention Officer. Degree in Criminal Justice or 3-5 years of practical experience in Security, Loss Prevention or Law Enforcement Field preferred. The company is committed to the prevention of employment discrimination related to race, religion, color, sex (including sexual harassment), gender identity, national origin, age, marital status, disability and military or veteran status, sexual orientation or any other action covered by federal or applicable state/local laws.
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This role requires Data Loss Prevention (DLP) program experience, including conducting investigations related to data loss, data exfiltration, or unauthorized access or use of data, or experience using eDiscovery solutions or similar technology.
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This role is accountable for the key security operations areas, including but not limited to, incident response, data loss prevention, security monitoring, threat management, host security and vulnerability management.
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Professional credentials in Loss Prevention, such as, Wicklander and Zulawski certification. About the teamGlobal Security Operations (GSO) is the global organization that supports field Loss Prevention and is designed to support Amazon’s Worldwide Operations, as well as affiliate and retail businesses, by creating and maintaining a work environment that is both prepared and secure through global security centers of excellence staffed by subject matter experts in people and asset protection.
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Experience defining and improving of an Enterprise data loss prevention program by identifying and proposing controls on data loss channels and Insider Threat Management toolsets preferred.
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