I'm looking for a Business Intelligence Engineer that can be my coworker in the Amazon Supply Chain. We coordinate with multiple software teams on hard problems, in a complex Systems Oriented Architecture, with huge opportunities for savings (We speak in $M, not $k). A business-focused intuition is a must, but we also require strong technical skills and an ability to understand how our software models a huge supply chain. We use many different tools for the job: Linux/ZSH, SQL, R, Ruby, Java, Optimization solvers, Geospatial tools/libraries, and pretty much anything else that gets the job done (don't forget email and telephones). We aren't afraid of digging deep into details like log files, but we also aren't afraid of working with datasets that range in the hundreds of billions of rows.
If that sounds like a domain you are interested in, contact me: tooned||amazon<>com
We're also rapidly growing our Toronto office, and are looking for Software Development Engineers of all levels, Project Managers, Development Managers, Web Developers, and UX Designer/Developers.
We have most of the same requirements that saosebastiao listed above. My own team's domain focuses on the problem of taking a warehouse of randomly stored items, plus a steady stream of customer orders (each for 1 to many items) and finding an efficient way to have warehouse associates collect those items so we can ship them all together to the right customer.
Other teams here work on a variety of other aspects of the software inside our fulfillment centers, parts of the Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) website, and the tools used by the customer service associates.
If you're interested in Amazon Toronto, contact me. [The current username I am posting with] at amazon.
I'm looking for a Business Intelligence Engineer that can be my coworker in the Amazon Supply Chain. We coordinate with multiple software teams on hard problems, in a complex Systems Oriented Architecture, with huge opportunities for savings (We speak in $M, not $k). A business-focused intuition is a must, but we also require strong technical skills and an ability to understand how our software models a huge supply chain. We use many different tools for the job: Linux/ZSH, SQL, R, Ruby, Java, Optimization solvers, Geospatial tools/libraries, and pretty much anything else that gets the job done (don't forget email and telephones). We aren't afraid of digging deep into details like log files, but we also aren't afraid of working with datasets that range in the hundreds of billions of rows.
If that sounds like a domain you are interested in, contact me: tooned||amazon<>com