Amazon · Costa Rica

Case Mgr (MIL) [S], Disability and Leave Services

Costa Rica

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted October 29, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Purpose

The DLS Military Case Manager serves as the single point of contact for Amazon employees experiencing leave of absence or disability events across the U.S. and the rest of the world, providing comprehensive case management services.

The DLS Military Case Manager excels at answering questions, understanding employee situations, applying appropriate benefits, and adapting to changing circumstances. They deliver a connected and trusted case management experience.

Key job responsibilities

Essential Responsibilities

The responsibilities fall into several key areas

Case Management & Communication

Initiate and respond to Military leave/disability inquiries

Provide holistic case management services

Deliver updates to employees and stakeholders

Calculate payments using system formulas

Assessment & Compliance

Review Military documentation and adjudicate leaves

Ensure compliance with federal/state laws and Amazon policies

Maintain accurate system records

Adapt case management plans to changing needs

Problem-Solving & Support

Handle sensitive situations

Troubleshoot and remove barriers

Solve problems with limited information

Return-to-Work

Facilitate smooth return-to-work transitions

Educate managers and business partners

Collaboration

Partner with third-party administrators, HR, Legal, Payroll, Benefits, and other departments

Language-Specific

Communicate effectively in English

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