Amazon Australia & New Zealand
2025 Graduate Program Manager - Supply Chain (Jan 2025)
Sydney, Melbourne
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job or Program
- AUD 75,000 - 90,000 / Year
- 3 vacancies
- Apply by 17 Dec 2024
- Start date 19 Jan 2025 - 2 Mar 2025
Amazon Australia is offering an exciting opportunity for recent graduates to join our 2025 Graduate Program Manager - Supply Chain, a rotational program designed to develop your skills and expertise in supply chain management, logistics, forecasting, and operations. You’ll gain hands-on experience across various aspects of the supply chain, working alongside industry experts and contributing to real-world projects.
Throughout the two-year program, you will rotate through different departments such as inventory management, procurement, transportation, fulfillment, and demand forecasting. This rotational structure will give you a broad understanding of Amazon’s supply chain and provide you with the foundation to build a successful career in supply chain management. By the end of the program, you’ll be well-prepared to take on a leadership role within Amazon’s network.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- Australian Citizen +more
- Business & Management +more
Reviews
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As a Brand Specialist Intern, there are two components to the intern program: your designated intern project and the Amazon Vendor Services (AVS) task list. The intern program is designed for you to have ownership by working on a specific problem project whilst giving you a taste of what it's like to be a working Brand Specialist (ie. vendor management, instock management, etc.).
Engaging customers, trying to identify their problems and connect them with the village of Amazonians that have the expertise to solve those problems. This means calling customers, hosting meetings, preparing experts with customer information for those meetings and collating compelling narratives around a problem or solution from our 1000's of customer references. It also means connecting with the Amazon Partner Network - learning about our partners, their offerings and other opportunities or relationships with our customers.
About the employer
Amazon AU
4.3
> 100,000 employees
Technology
Amazon's mission is to be Earth's most customer-centric company. Our actions, goals, and inventions begin and end with the customer's top of mind.
Pros and cons of working at Amazon AU
Pros
I enjoy the ownership of my intern project the most at Amazon... There's a large component of fulfilment I receive whenever I find pain points and strategise ways to solve them.
Everyone is super friendly and genuinely interested in the work I was doing. Everyone is happy to help and provide valuable feedback, insight, or advice.
The decom team is a very supportive and easy-going environment. We have laughs and talk about anything, but when work needs to be done, we collectively lock in and get the work done.
The work hours are really flexible. There is no formal logging of hours, and working from home is also an option.
The office is located in Town Hall, so it's super convenient... The working spaces are close to huge windows and have lots of plants. There are games rooms with virtual reality headsets, Nintendo Switches, and more.
Cons
Since Amazon is a big global company, it does take some time for requested data to be received, especially when dealing with different international time zones.
AVS is incredibly results-oriented, which has resulted in some churn over recent periods as people have been unable to deliver results in a way that would allow them to pass their probation period.
The interview process was very intense with three rounds, making it difficult but rewarding.
Like most jobs, I'd like higher pay but cannot complain.
Due to the size of the company and global time zones, responses to urgent queries may be delayed.