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Amazon · EG, Cairo

Supply Chain Analyst, Supply Chain Execution

EG, CairoSupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted October 12, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Amazon's Supply Chain team is looking for a data-driven, detail-oriented Supply Chain Data Analyst to support our Inbound programs. In this role, you will own the end-to-end data lifecycle, analysis to reporting and automation & partnering with cross-functional teams to improve Vendor Experience and reduce defects.

You will work closely with Vendor Managers, In-Stock Managers, RBS, and FC Operations to identify vendor and operations pain points, build dashboards, automate workflows using AI tools, and lead weekly review cadences that drive accountability and measurable improvement.

This is a high-visibility role where your analysis directly influences operational decisions and vendor performance actions.

Key job responsibilities

Data Analysis & Reporting

Extract and analyze data to identify root causes and trends. Publish weekly reports to stakeholders.

SQL & Dashboards

Write and maintain SQL queries/ETL jobs from data warehouses. Build QuickSight/Tableau dashboards.

AI-Driven Automation

Leverage internal GenAI tools to automate flows — reducing manual effort and improving accuracy.

Weekly Review Ownership

Prepare data packs and lead the weekly calls. Track action items and ensure follow-through.

Process Improvement

Collaborate cross-functionally to establish metrics, SOPs, and process improvements that reduce upstream defect injection. Share best practices across the org.

Stakeholder Communication & Business Reviews

Translate data into actionable narratives for senior stakeholders.

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