Business Analyst, AMZL Speed and Emerging Business ID-13003

April 26, 2025

Description

Amazon is looking for a Business Analyst to join the North America Last Mile team. This team aims to innovate a last mile delivery network of the future that manages the delivery of tens of millions of products every week to Amazon’s customers.

As you launch your career as a Business Analyst at Amazon, you will focus on improving the success within a business function by analyzing data, discovering and solving real world problems, and building metrics and business cases to improve the customer's experience.

A key component of the Business Analyst role is to identify process and system improvement opportunities by monitoring existent metrics, analyzing data, and collaborating with internal teams. This position will dive into data to drive process improvement, work with multiple stakeholders to lead end-to-end initiatives, and present findings to Senior leaders. This role requires influencing without authority. The Business Analyst will retrieve and aggregate data from multiple sources and compile it into a digestible and actionable format.

In addition, design and develop automated reporting solutions to enable stakeholders to manage the business and make effective decisions.

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Basic Qualifications

1+ years of Excel or Tableau (data manipulation, macros, charts and pivot tables) experience
Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Experience defining requirements and using data and metrics to draw business insights
Experience with SQL or ETL
Experience working in supply chain

Preferred Qualifications

Experience using very large datasets
Experience in requirement gathering and ability to write clear and detailed requirement document
Knowledge of Lean principles and DMAIC methodology

Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of protected veteran status, disability, or other legally protected status.

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