The Manager, Fleet Services Automation Engineering role involves explaining operational functions, clarifying departmental roles and their relevance to enterprise strategy, and describing the interdependence of support and line operating functions. This position identifies primary operational functions, locates information on fundamental practices and policies, and lists common tasks performed by operations functions. A key aspect of this role is leveraging data analysis tools to explore data, test hypotheses, use data to influence strategy, and build/present insights. The manager will identify, implement, and drive technology change, use visualization tools to represent data and influence decisions, and utilize fact-based information for recommendations. Active listening, constructive feedback, and process improvement ideas are essential. The role also includes updating CAD drawings, understanding drafting conventions, navigating control systems, and demonstrating knowledge of electrical design concepts and wiring schematics in supply chain automation. Familiarity with mechanical components of Distribution Center and Fulfillment Center equipment, identifying automation machinery usage, assessing tasks for automation potential, and analyzing space/cost requirements for machinery are also part of the duties. The position involves identifying and resolving issues related to automation machinery, interpreting information to quantify supply chain decisions, managing supplier relationships, understanding logistics, and utilizing business process design tools to analyze and recommend improvements. Project management responsibilities include planning and estimating simple projects, producing status reports, gathering stakeholder information, assisting with detailed project plans, and providing input for project tracking charts.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager