02 oct
|
Amazon
|
Veracruz
We're looking for a PM who can think in networks — nodes, lanes, flows, and tradeoffs — to help us build the fastest, leanest fulfillment topology in Mexico. You'll own the analytical backbone of our network design decisions: where to place capacity, which lanes to activate or kill, how to route middle-mile to hit speed targets, and how topology changes ripple through cost and delivery promises. This isn't a coordination role. You'll build models, run scenarios, and come to the table with recommendations that shape how millions of packages flow from fulfillment centers to customers' doors. You'll work at the intersection of supply chain engineering, transportation planning, and delivery speed — translating demand patterns and operational constraints into concrete infrastructure proposals. If you get excited about optimizing a network graph, debating lane economics, or finding the CPT configuration that unlocks next-day coverage for a new city — this is your role.
Key job responsibilities
- Design and evaluate network topology scenarios (node placement, lane structure,
sort-code routing) using data-driven models to optimize speed, cost, and capacity tradeoffs.
- Own the analytical pipeline for middle-mile network planning: build capacity models, run what-if simulations, and produce recommendations for lane activations, deprecations, and volume rebalancing.
- Develop and track delivery speed improvement plans with clear month-over-month targets, identifying root causes of speed drag and proposing structural network fixes.
- Partner with Operations, Transportation, and Last-Mile teams to validate design proposals against real-world constraints (vehicle capacity, sort windows, CPT cutoffs).
- Present network design recommendations to senior leadership with clear logic, supporting data, and implementation roadmaps.
- Monitor network performance post-implementation and iterate on designs based on presente volume flow and speed outcomes.
A day in the lifeYou start with fres
📌 Network Design (Veracruz)
🏢 Amazon
📍 Veracruz