Sr Business Analyst, DEI, Central Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Team - WWAS TA ID-12713

April 24, 2025

The Worldwide Amazon Stores Talent Acquisition (WWAS TA) Central, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion team (CDIT) is looking for a Sr DEI Business Analyst (BA) to: 1) Drive a DEI TA data product roadmap, 2) Own global, cross-functional DEI TA Data initiatives, and 3) Conduct recruiting funnel analyses. This BA will serve as the face of WWAS TA DEI Data initiatives, indexing on Customer Obsession and Earns Trust, and will have high visibility across Director and VP stakeholders, as well as key Recruiting leaders, DEI teams, and other data & analytics teams.

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A day in the life

The ideal candidate will have a proven track-record of end to end program management with a focus on DEI employee lifecycle data, from concept and design through implementation, measurement and continuous improvement. You must be able to take an idea and develop it into a broader vision, gain buy in from stakeholders and seamlessly deliver upon it.

Additionally, this candidate will be a strong writer, have strong analytic capabilities, and be familiar with both front-end and back-end dashboard builds. This candidate will be the face of CDIT DEI Data initiatives, and need to index on high customer obsession, with an ability to translate complex data topics into accessible communications for large audiences, keeping key stakeholders informed.

About The Team

With a guiding principle of “Think global, act local”, the WWAS TA Central Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion team (CDIT) strives to develop programs and mechanisms that provide resources and capability to WWAS TA globally, supporting achievement of our diversity recruitment goals and advancing our organization in its DEI maturity, recognizing it as a force multiplier for Amazon. CDIT supports WWAS, G&A functions, and AUTA to support our collective DEI journey, striving to Hire and Develop the most diverse talent that our communities have to offer.

Basic Qualifications

5+ years of tax, finance or a related analytical field experience
3+ years of writing SQL queries and creating business intelligence reports using Tableau, Power BI experience
Bachelor's degree
Experience defining requirements and using data and metrics to draw business insights
Experience with Excel
Experience with SQL

Preferred Qualifications

MBA

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