AWS Data Centre Logistics Manager (m/f/d)

Join AWS as a Data Center Logistics Manager to lead storage and parts distribution within a high-security, high-availability data center ecosystem. You will own hands-on warehousing, inventory planning, and safety programs, coordinating with Procurement and regional logistics peers to optimize stock and space. You’ll supervise a small team, drive process improvements, and maintain dashboards and reports that inform leadership. The role blends operations, security, and people leadership to sustain cost-efficient, reliable data center support at scale.

• flexible work arrangements (full-time or part-time)
• mentorship & career growth
• inclusive team culture
• learning events and conferences (CORE, AmazeCon)
• work-life balance
• supportive onboarding and development

• Support Data Center Operations by managing receiving, warehousing, and distribution of parts and supplies; enforce policies and procedures
• Ensure compliance with warehousing, health & safety, and shipping regulations; advise management on actions
• Safeguard warehouse operations by implementing safety and security protocols
• Control inventory levels via physical counts and reconciliation with inventory systems
• Layout planning, equipment inspection, and work orders for repairs/replacements to maintain storage areas
• Maintain security and tracking of parts within storage areas and for end users
• Lead a team of 6–9 direct reports; schedule, assign work, and monitor results
• Recruit, onboard, and train logistics staff; manage performance and development
• Drive continuous process improvements to achieve high availability and low cost; maintain metrics dashboards and reports
• Foster a strong safety culture and own safety initiatives within the team

• Degree in Logistics/ Supply Chain Management or equivalent experience
• Extensive experience managing larger teams
• Experience in Inventory Management Systems and processes; knowledge of regional import/export practices; fluency in English

• leadership
• communication
• problem-solving
• Inventory management systems
• Lean or Six Sigma knowledge
• IT systems and networks awareness