Work Based Learning Program Logistics Specialist

About the role

AWS is seeking Logistics Specialists as part of its Work Based Learning Program (WBLP). Trainees will participate in a 12-month work and training program in Ohio facilities between June 2026 and December 2026. Trainees must have work authorization without employer intervention.

Responsibilities

• Vendor and team communication including data entry, coordinating with suppliers, and resolving inquiries from cross-functional teams
• Ensure accuracy and readiness of all billing associated with Inventory supply chain
• Assemble, address, stamp, and arrange for shipment of merchandise and materials
• Daily scheduling of deliveries and pick-ups to and from production locations
• Keep precise records of all commodities entering and exiting the company
• Traveling with a personal vehicle within the regional work area
• Successfully completing the 12-month WBLP training curriculum, including safety certifications, technical competencies, and performance milestones

Requirements

• Regularly lift and/or move up to 40 pounds; participate in group lifts for 41+ pounds
• Work in an environment that operates 24/7 with ability to participate in primary responder rotation and provide after-hours support
• Bend, lift, stretch, reach, stand, and walk for up to 8+ hours a day
• Ascend and descend ladders, stairs, and gangways safely and without limitation
• Tolerate working in non-climate-controlled environments with temperature fluctuations

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• At least 18 years of age
• Willingness to participate in shift rotations to support 24/7 data center operations

Skills

• Microsoft Office products and applications
• Knowledge of computer hardware components, operating systems, and inventory management

Benefits

Starting Day 1 of employment, Amazon offers Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Mental Health Support, Medical Advice Line, and 401(k) matching. For more information, visit https://hiring.amazon.com/why-amazon/benefits.