Logistics Specialist • Entry-Level

Who you are

You are a motivated individual with a strong work ethic and attention to detail. You thrive in a collaborative environment and are committed to safety and operational excellence. Your ability to meet deadlines and manage inventory effectively will be key to your success in this role. You understand the importance of logistics in supporting data center operations and are eager to contribute to a team that keeps the cloud running smoothly.

Desirable

Experience in logistics or supply chain management is a plus, but not required. A background in technical environments or familiarity with data center operations can enhance your candidacy. You are open to learning and adapting to new challenges in a fast-paced environment.

What you'll do

As a Data Center Logistics Tech, you will monitor inventory levels to ensure that proper stock levels are maintained to support build and repair activities. You will receive parts, maintain inventory, and check out parts as needed to Data Center Technicians and Engineers. Your role will involve collaborating with a diverse team of professionals, including software, hardware, and network engineers, to deliver high standards for safety and security.

You will be responsible for tracking inventory and ensuring that all logistics processes are followed accurately. This includes documenting inventory transactions and assisting in the organization of parts and equipment within the data center. You will play a vital role in supporting the operational needs of the AWS infrastructure, contributing to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the team.

What we offer

Amazon offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, financial, and other benefits. You will be part of a culture that values diversity and encourages bold ideas. The position provides an opportunity to work in a dynamic environment where you can grow your skills and advance your career in logistics and operations. You will have the chance to be part of a team that operates the world’s largest cloud computing infrastructure, making a significant impact on how AWS serves its customers.