FAQs
What qualifications are required for the SWA OTR Manager position?
A degree in business management, economics, law, engineering, supply chain, or logistics is required, along with advanced proficiency in English and the local language.
What experience is necessary for this role?
Relevant experience in logistics, transportation, supply chain, or distribution, as well as experience using data analytics to address customer or business performance issues, is required. Experience in account management in a fast-paced environment is also valuable.
Is proficiency in Microsoft Office necessary for this position?
Yes, advanced proficiency in the MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook) in a professional environment is required for this role.
Will the SWA OTR Manager need to travel?
Yes, the role is field-based and requires significant travel between multiple sites, with five days a week typically spent in station.
What are the main responsibilities of the SWA OTR Manager?
The main responsibilities include delivering regional safety metrics, improving OTR performance, ensuring best-in-class DSP driver experience, executing regional resourcing plans, and coordinating SWA programs and safety projects.
What kind of culture does Amazon promote in the workplace?
Amazon promotes an inclusive culture that values diversity and empowers employees to deliver the best results for customers.
How does Amazon handle privacy and candidate data?
Protecting privacy and the security of personal data is a top priority for Amazon. Candidates are encouraged to consult the Privacy Notice on the Amazon jobs website for more information on data handling.
Is experience with data analytics important for this role?
Yes, relevant experience in using data analytics to solve problems related to customer, partner, or business performance is important for this position.
What is the significance of the ‘win-win’ culture mentioned in the job description?
The ‘win-win’ culture focuses on creating sustainable business practices that benefit both Operations and Delivery Service Providers (DSPs), ensuring collaborative and effective working relationships.
Are there any accommodations available for candidates with disabilities during the hiring process?
Yes, Amazon provides workplace accommodations for candidates with disabilities throughout the application and hiring process, including support for interviews and onboarding.