Supply Chain Manager, WWEI Supply Chain, AMZL Field Support

Amazon is seeking an industry-proven and detail-oriented Supply Chain Manager to own the end-to-end procurement of utilities infrastructure services-electrical, compressor, and fire suppression-required to enable Automation deployment across AMZL"s last mile retrofit network. This role drives site readiness by ensuring all utility scopes are delivered on-time to support launch timelines. Successful candidates are natural self-starters with expertise in managing multiple vendor relationships and cross-functional integration projects, developing and implementing change management strategies across parallel workstreams, coordinating between vendors and internal stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with technical specifications and operational requirements.

Our Supply Chain Manager must be highly adaptable, capable of rapidly adjusting sourcing strategies and implementation plans as business needs evolve and site conditions shift across a diverse portfolio of retrofit locations. They must excel at managing both internal and external stakeholder relationships, driving consistent standards across a diverse vendor landscape, and balancing technical requirements with operational constraints. The ideal candidate embraces our principles of customer focus, innovation enablement, and advanced technology adoption while maintaining a team-first mindset.

Key job responsibilities

Key Job Responsibilities

1. Develop and manage relationships with key internal stakeholders and external business partners to drive projects end-to-end, from contract awards through AHJ permitting to final execution; across electrical, compressor, and fire suppression scopes.

2. Review building designs across multiple parallel workstreams to ensure all materials necessary for site launch are procured on-time and in full to support Amazon"s retrofit timelines and business needs.

3. Facilitate suppliers" understanding of Amazon global policies, site-specific requirements, budget and cost targets, and service and quality expectations for utilities infrastructure work.

4. Monitor ordering cost, vendor performance, quality, and capacity across all scopes with respect to overall program objectives and launch schedules.

5. Develop alternate sourcing strategies to optimize costs, mitigate risk, and ensure continuity of supply across the retrofit site portfolio.