Amazon has announced a new position for a customs brokerage operations manager within its Amazon Web Services (AWS) Infrastructure Services in Florence, Kentucky. The role involves collaborating with AWS teams to maintain safety standards and deliver scalable, cost-effective solutions.
According to Amazon Jobs, the position requires experience in brokerage operations and project management. The successful candidate will work with internal and external partners to address gaps in the import/export process. Responsibilities include managing global customs broker operations, coordinating trade planning, overseeing broker and clearance processes, analyzing trends, driving automation, and providing data-driven business reviews to senior management. Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree, over seven years of experience in import/export compliance, and fluency in Portuguese and/or Spanish. Preferred qualifications include a master's degree, global logistics experience, and knowledge of process improvement tools and data analytics.
Amazon offers full-time employees benefits such as health, dental, and vision coverage; a 401(k) plan with company matching; life and disability insurance; restricted stock units; and an Employee Assistance Program. Additional benefits include paid time off, parental leave, adoption assistance, and the Career Choice program that covers 95% of tuition for hourly employees.
AWS is described by Amazon as a comprehensive cloud platform offering over 200 services including infrastructure technologies and emerging solutions like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. It serves various customers including startups, enterprises, and government agencies through a broad partner network focused on providing cost-effective scalable tools across industries.
Amazon's range of services includes online shopping platforms both digital and physical delivery options for fresh produce along with media distribution. The company operates devices such as Alexa Fire TV while offering cloud solutions via AWS. Its operations encompass logistics customer service alongside entertainment offerings through platforms like Amazon Originals Prime Video Audible according to information from the What We Do webpage provided by Amazon.