Project Engineering Manager, AMZL Field Engineering
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - Amazon in Milano
Job ID: | Amazon Italia Transport Srl - E54
Amazon opened its virtual doors in 1995 and strives to be the world’s most customer-centric company, where customers can find and discover anything they might want to buy online. Amazon is looking to hire an experienced, innovative, hands-on, and customer-obsessed Project Engineering Manager that can drive innovation, standardization and expansion in the Amazon logistics (AMZL) network.
As a member of the Field Engineering team you will be responsible for managing a broad range of exciting deployment projects including new launches, Automated solutions, Material Handling Equipment (MHE) re-layouts and other building retrofit improvements.
CBA Level 1
CBA for employees of Logistics, Delivery and Shipping Sector
Key job responsibilities
- Managing highly complex concurrent projects related to the deployment of engineering solutions in delivery stations of Amazon Logistics (AMZL) network
- Owning a program or a portfolio of projects related to launches or retrofits of different technology types including Automation,
Material Handling Equipment or other building improvement projects
- Leading the whole project/program lifecycle from concept and budgeting creation to handover at completion to relevant stakeholders
- Handling independently or with minimal guidance different tactical phases of the projects/program. This may include dealing with substantial constraints related to resource allocation, capex and timelines linked to business requirements
- Interacting with Senior level management across different functions to provide trade off solutions that satisfy potential conflicts
- Identifying inefficiencies of processes or standards within the allocated country or at European level and proactively leading improvements with the relevant teams
A day in the life
You will plan and manage execution of engineering projects in AMZL delivery stations primarily across EU if required. Your day could include cross-functional engagement