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Amazon Mexico's Supply Chain organization seeks a Sr BIE Manager to lead a data and AI strategy, guiding a team of 11 BI engineers across ten functional areas from network planning to last mile. You will own end-to-end analytical solutions, build AI-ready data platforms on AWS, mentor the team, and partner with central teams to scale GenAI across LATAM.
You will drive data governance, scalability, and reliability while delivering insights that power leadership decisions and operational
Lead the data and business insights team along with the AI strategy for Mexico's Supply Chain organization, owning a portfolio of BI and data products that power decisions across 10 functional areas, from network topology and capacity planning to last mile operations and cross-LATAM AI enablement.
As a Sr. Manager of Business Intelligence Engineering, your first role is to lead a group of 11 Business Intelligence Engineers: teach, coach, and develop them as your first priority. You will build a high-performing team that is stronger because of your presence but does not require your presence to be successful. You will attract and retain top BI talent, decide staffing and skill mix, drive growth into higher-technical-complexity work, and keep the team motivated through recognition, codified onboarding, and work-life harmony across a distributed team.
After that, you will own the AI strategy and data systems for the organization, leading the data infrastructure, pipelines, and reporting that power a portfolio of BI and data products across Mexico's Supply Chain. You will increase data availability and efficiency, improve data confidence and reliability, and scale existing systems into AI-ready platforms while building net-new infrastructure to support the needs of a rapidly evolving Supply Chain business. You will own end-to-end analytical solutions that are highly available, scalable, stable, secure, and cost-effective.
This is a unique opportunity to build the AI-ready data foundation for one of Amazon's fastest-growing markets, lead a group of 11 Business Intelligence Engineers, and define how GenAI and ML transform supply chain decision-making at scale.
MX Supply Chain Business Intelligence & AI owns the data, insights, and analytics that power how Amazon's Mexico Supply Chain organization understands its business, measures its customer experience, and makes decisions. The team serves 10 functional areas including Topology, S&OP, Network Planning, Middle Mile, Last Mile (OTR/UTR), Sort Centers, External Fulfillment, and FC Operations, with growing cross-LATAM collaboration with Brazil. The data that powers our decisions, from network capacity and speed to compliance, cost, and operational performance, must be available, efficient, and trusted.
Our team of Business Intelligence Engineers works together to deliver the data infrastructure, pipelines, semantic layers, and reporting that underpin MX Supply Chain's most critical business metrics. We are at an inflection point: as we embed GenAI across the portfolio and scale an AI-ready data lakehouse (Apache Iceberg on serverless AWS) across LATAM, the decisions our stakeholders make depend on data they can trust, access quickly, and act on confidently.
The team is responsible for the development of business-critical BI and analytics solutions: datasets, real-time capacity and speed analytics, ML-based planning models, network speed analytics, automated compliance platforms, and an AI-ready data lakehouse serving as the LATAM data platform built on Apache Iceberg with Infrastructure as Code.
The incumbent sets the organization's BI architecture where the strategy is not yet defined, operating with complete independence in ambiguous problem spaces to determine not only how to build, but which business questions the organization should be asking of its data.
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