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Amazon · IN, KA

Transportation Representative, SWA- Ops Delivery Experience

IN, KASupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted July 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Transportation Representative Associate serves as the crucial liaison between Amazon, SWA Shippers, stations, and delivery partners. This role is responsible for coordinating shipment operations, managing stakeholder communications, and ensuring efficient delivery execution while maintaining service excellence

Key job responsibilities

  • Monitor and enhance delivery performance through active coordination with stations and shippers
  • Manage real-time tracking of pending deliveries and implement rescue operations as needed
  • Execute standard operational tasks based on shipper requests following established SOPs
  • Facilitate clear communication channels between multiple stakeholders
  • Generate and distribute regular performance reports
  • Handle escalations through appropriate channels
  • Identify trends and propose process improvements
  • Maintain performance metrics at or above target levels

A day in the life

Daily Operations

  • Monitor real-time tracking IDs for pending deliveries
  • Coordinate with stations for shipment rescue operations
  • Collect and communicate station feedback to shippers
  • Process shipper requests for specific tracking IDs
  • Generate and share performance reports
  • Handle time-sensitive escalations

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