Warehouse Manager
Amazon
Warehouse Manager
Amazon
Sells products online and rents cloud computing
AWS Infrastructure Services owns the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure — the people who keep the cloud running. Supporting all AWS data centers and the servers, storage, networking, power, and cooling equipment that ensure customers have continual access to innovation.
You’ll join a diverse team of software, hardware, and network engineers, supply chain specialists, security experts, operations managers, and other vital roles. You’ll collaborate with people across AWS to help us deliver the highest standards for safety and security while providing seemingly infinite capacity at the lowest possible cost for our customers. And you’ll experience an inclusive culture that welcomes bold ideas and empowers you to own them to completion.
AWS Cloud Logistics (ACL) is looking for an experienced Warehouse Operations Manager to support day-to-day operations at a Regional Distribution Centre (RDC). As part of the local Taiwan entity's service delivery team, this role provides operational coordination services under the direction of regional management, monitoring and facilitating smooth warehouse operations delivered by external warehouse service providers to ensure quality performance and operational excellence with service levels met in a fast-paced environment supporting local ODM partners and regional supply chain nodes.
This is a high-impact, on-the-ground role demanding equal parts operational rigor and the ability to support strategic initiatives. Operating as the primary point of contact for the RDC facility — supporting the Warehouse Service Provider (WSP) relationship, coordinating with ODMs and suppliers, and monitoring inbound/outbound flows run seamlessly.
The ideal candidate has deep experience in VMI (Vendor Managed Inventory) warehouse operations, strong knowledge of local regulatory environments (customs, transportation, bonded warehousing, and Free Trade Zone requirements), and the ability to operate independently in a fast-moving, ambiguous environment. Comfortable working with high-value inventory at scale, navigating regulatory complexity, and supporting the implementation of operational frameworks where none exist today.
Key job responsibilities
- Coordinate day-to-day RDC warehouse operations, including inbound/outbound coordination, inventory levels monitoring, cycle counts, and exception handling
- Monitor WSP performance against contractual SLAs through structured business reviews and escalation of performance issue to regional management for desicion
- Coordinate with local ODMs and suppliers on scheduling, inventory, and shipment planning
- Maintain and optimize KPIs and operational metrics (WBR/MBR) to track performance and drive continuous improvement
- Coordinate escalation processes through Root Cause Corrective Action (RCCA) and effective stakeholder communication
- Navigate local regulations relating to transportation, customs, bonded warehousing, and Free Trade Zone (FTZ) requirements
- Support new site launch activities including racking, layout planning, system go-live, and LSP onboarding
- Coordinate cross-border shipment logistics with customs brokers and freight forwarders
- Support the development and review of SOPs to streamline workflow and drive inventory accuracy
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams — procurement, supply management, transportation, and customs brokerage
- Support mitigation of operational risk and develop Business Continuity Planning (BCP) for the facility
A day in the life
- Assess warehouse operational health — triaging inbound delays, escalating WSP performance issues, and re-prioritizing work based on delivery schedules and business urgency
- Coordinate across procurement, transportation, and customs teams to unblock shipment flows
- Pull data from internal systems (WMS, inventory platforms, shipment databases) to build consolidated performance views and report progress in WBR/MBR formats
- Support stakeholder meetings with WSP, ODMs, and internal teams — setting expectations, tracking commitments, and driving accountability
- Identify patterns in cycle times, inventory accuracy, and vendor compliance data to propose process improvements
- Collaborate with regional counterparts to support the process standardization and share best practices across the RDC network
About the team
AWS Cloud Logistics manages a continuously evolving portfolio of shipments and warehousing operations through a worldwide supply chain — delivering the right product at the right time, cost, and place. The APAC warehousing function is critical to growth: every new site, supplier, and program depends on this team to enable operational excellence from day one.
- 6+ years of related industry experience
- Experience in data analysis using tools such as Excel, Pivot Tables, SQL, Tableau, or equivalent
- Experience with Continuous Improvement and Six Sigma methodologies
- Master's degree in Business Administration, Finance, Economics, Computer Science, or a related field
- Experience in data centers, infrastructure service providers, or related technology companies
- Experience in negotiations with global suppliers with a proven track record in cost reduction
- Experience in program, project or product management, or leading product implementation
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