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Aurora in Pittsburgh is looking for a Logistics Analyst to lead data-driven logistics initiatives from framing to execution. The role focuses on ERP as the backbone for reporting and planning across Vehicle Operations, Hardware, Product, and Manufacturing.
You will build interim tools, scripts, and AI-assisted builds to bridge gaps between systems while longer-term platform decisions are made, and may design external queuing solutions for customers and partners alongside internal NetSuite work.
Global Supply Chain & Purchasing Pittsburgh, PA
Who we are
Aurora’s mission is to deliver the benefits of self-driving technology safely, quickly, and broadly.
The Aurora Driver will create a new era in mobility and logistics, one that will bring a safer, more efficient, and more accessible future to everyone.
At Aurora, you will tackle massively complex problems alongside other passionate, intelligent individuals, growing as an expert while expanding your knowledge. For the latest news from Aurora, visit aurora.tech or follow us on LinkedIn .
What we are looking for
Aurora hires talented people with diverse backgrounds who are ready to help build a transportation ecosystem that will make our roads safer, get crucial goods where they need to go, and make mobility more efficient and accessible for all.
We’re searching for a Logistics Analyst. This role owns the forward march of data-based logistics initiatives end-to-end — from ambiguous, loosely scoped problems through structured execution and steady-state handoff. Two areas of emphasis anchor the position: ERP as the operational and financial backbone (reporting, planning, and dashboarding for stakeholders including Vehicle Operations, Hardware, Product, and Manufacturing), and building/adapting interim tooling — scripting, GitHub-based solutions, and AI-assisted ("vibe coded") builds — to bridge gaps between existing systems while longer-term platform decisions are made. A likely early initiative for this hire: designing an external-facing request/queuing solution for customers and service providers (e.g., Ryder-type partners), distinct from and complementary to ongoing internal NetSuite portal work.
In a landscape where physical AI is becoming an increasingly valued reality, supply chain organizations will lean heavily on the skills this role builds and refines. This is a strong platform for someone aiming toward supply chain strategy or ops-technology leadership.
Initiative Ownership & Execution
Own logistics initiatives end-to-end, from ambiguous problem framing through scoping, execution, and transition to steady-state operations, without relying on pre-existing process infrastructure
Translate loosely defined operational challenges into structured plans with clear milestones, ownership, and success metrics
Scale processes fluidly between lean, expedient execution and formal, enterprise-grade standards as the situation demands
Serve as a core contributor to the organization’s use of ERP (NetSuite) as both the operational backbone of logistics execution and the system of record for financial capture, cost tracking, and planning
Design, build, and maintain recurring data streams and dashboards summarizing logistics performance — freight, customs, and inventory metrics — for stakeholder orgs including Vehicle Operations, Hardware, Product, and Manufacturing
Aggregate and frame data for executive/upward visibility — concise, narrative-driven, decision-ready
Build and maintain interim tools — scripts, GitHub-hosted solutions, AI-assisted/"vibe coded" builds — to bridge gaps between existing systems ahead of formal platform decisions
Stay current with rapidly evolving AI and project-management tooling, treating tool fluency as a continuously evolving skill rather than a fixed competency
Potential ownership of a specific initiative: an external-to-Aurora request/queuing solution for customers and service providers (e.g., Ryder), developed alongside (not duplicating) internal NetSuite portal work
Gap Analysis & Process Strategy
Diagnose root-cause discrepancies between intended process design and day-to-day execution
Develop and present strategic recommendations that balance speed of resolution against long-term scalability