Amazon · BR, SP, Sao Paulo

Air Transportation Manager, Amazon Air

BR, SP, Sao PauloManager or leadSupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted November 3, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

You will part of the team in charge to develop and design Amazon air cargo network in Brazil. This position play a vital role to create new air solutions based on shorter transit times, cost sustainable and with the best delivery speed for our customer. This is a great opportunity to gain exposure to international stakeholders and a unique insight into the e-commerce logistic industry.

Key job responsibilities

Responsible to build and maintain strong relationships with air carrier partners, Track and analyze carrier performance metrics, such as on-time delivery, capacity utilization, and shipment quality. Identify areas for improvement and work with carriers to develop action plans to address any issues, collaborate with internal teams to forecast and plan capacity requirements based on volume projections, peak seasons, and business needs.

Ensure adequate capacity is available to meet service level agreements, continuously evaluate carrier performance, network routes, and service levels to identify optimization opportunities. Recommend and implement changes to enhance efficiency and reduce costs, Identify and mitigate risks related to carrier operations, such as service disruptions, capacity constraints, regulatory changes, or safety issues. Develop contingency plans and work closely with carriers to minimize any potential impact.

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