Business Intelligence Engineer II
- Full-Time
- Seattle, WA
- Amazon.com Services LLC
- Posted 3 years ago – Accepting applications
Job Description
- Bachelor’s degree in quantitative or technical discipline (Engineering, Math, Statistics, Supply Chain etc.)
- 3+ years of experience in complex quantitative analysis.
- 2+ years of experience with SQL, data manipulation using a procedural language, statistics, experimentation, and modeling
- 2+ years of experience with one or more scripting language: Python preferred
- Experience in one or more BI/ reporting/visualization tools (preferably Tableau or QuickSight)
Our environment is fast-paced, and requires someone who is flexible, detail-oriented, passionate about the customer and comfortable working with numerous stakeholders across the organization and worldwide. You will be working alongside a team of Scientists, Product Managers, and Engineers who are developing novel solutions to solve complex Supply Chain problems. This is a unique opportunity to play a key role in groundbreaking initiatives to solve challenging and interesting problems as we build the first ever distribution network and supply chain capabilities tailored to grocery and ultra-fast customer offerings.
Responsibilities:
- Use analytical and statistical rigor to solve complex problems and drive business decisions.
- Analyze historical data related to supply chain like inbound flows, vendor behavior, inventory, storage capacity etc. to identify trends and insights.
- Own the design, development, and maintenance of ongoing metrics, analyses, and dashboards to drive key business decisions.
- Make recommendations for new metrics, techniques, and strategies to improve business understanding.
- Enable effective decision making by retrieving and aggregating data from multiple sources and compiling it into a digestible and actionable format.
- Perform deep-dives and root cause analysis to answer business questions.
- Effectively communicate (written and verbal) solutions and methodologies to senior leadership.
- Graduate degree in quantitative or technical discipline (Engineering, Math, Statistics, Supply Chain etc.).
- Familiarity with supply chain management concepts - forecasting, ordering, inventory planning, and logistics - gained through work experience or graduate level education.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills. The role requires effective communication with senior management as well as with colleagues from operations and business backgrounds.