Senior Supply Chain Lead, Network Planning & AI (Toronto)

Amazon Canada Fulfillment Services, ULC - B85; Toronto; On-site; CAD 73,000 - 122,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

RRSP

DPSP

Paid time off

Well-being resources

Job summary

Amazon is seeking a Senior Supply Chain Manager in Toronto, Canada, to own weekly planning and high-volume event planning for Canada’s transportation network. The role collaborates with demand planning, middle and last mile leads, and external partners to understand capacity and network design changes.

You will translate complex data into actionable plans, influence senior stakeholders, and drive AI-enabled improvements at scale within one of the world’s most sophisticated logistics operations.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of program or project management experience in a complex, fast-paced environment.
• 5+ years of supply chain experience with end-to-end delivery ownership.
• Data and metrics proficiency to identify opportunities and drive improvements.
• Senior leadership communication to present strategy and results to executives.
• 2+ years of process improvement experience (preferred).

Responsibilities

• Lead the weekly planning process: input gathering, modelling, and communicating plans to downstream teams.
• Engage with demand planning to align topline figures and confidence intervals.
• Partner with Middle and Last Mile leads to track transportation plan changes.
• Coordinate with external stakeholders on capacity, coverage, and network design.
• Lead high-volume event planning, project impact, and present findings to Directors and VPs.
• Leverage AI and automation to improve plan accuracy and cycle time.
• Drive tool and process improvements with tech teams.
• Monitor daily performance trends and relay action plans to leaders.

Skills

Supply chain management

Program management

Data analysis

Executive communication

Process improvement

Education

Master's degree or MBA

Job description

Amazon is seeking a Senior Supply Chain Manager in Toronto, Canada, to own weekly planning and high-volume event planning for Canada’s transportation network. The role collaborates with demand planning, middle and last mile leads, and external partners to understand capacity and network design changes.

You will translate complex data into actionable plans, influence senior stakeholders, and drive AI-enabled improvements at scale within one of the world’s most sophisticated logistics operations.