Graduate Area/Shift Manager, Customer Fulfillment

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When you join Amazon as an Area/Shift Manager, you’ll gain experience leading a large and diverse team to ensure your area of the business keeps pace with demand. In this hands‑on role you’ll learn about the complexity of operations at a global business and what it takes to make everything run seamlessly. While implementing your team’s approach to drive productivity, you’ll work closely with your colleagues to address challenges, which means no two days will be the same.

The applicable collective agreement for this role is Logistics. The position is classified at level2 or above, depending on the candidate’s skills, competences and experience. The minimum gross annual base salary for this position is listed below.

The base salary listed corresponds to working on a full‑time basis. For part‑time hours, the salary will be pro‑rated. Amazon reserves the right to offer a higher salary and/or level, depending on the candidate’s skills, competencies and experience.

Amazon’s package may include a sign‑on payment. In addition, the candidate may be eligible to participate in a restricted stock unit scheme operated independently by Amazon.com Inc. in the USA. Your recruiting team will share final salary and any restricted stock unit scheme if applicable, depending on skills and requirements.

In addition to statutory benefits and those applicable to the relevant CBA, company supplementary benefits may apply subject to further terms. Italy – 38,200 EUR gross annually. Key job responsibilities Promote a culture of safety and wellbeing.

Analyse and implement corrective actions to keep quality and productivity consistently high, and business objectives met across all shifts. Support and lead a team and handle administrative work while building and supporting a strong team culture. Analyse performance and suggest process improvements to optimise work and improve customer service.

Collaborate with other managers to standardise shift processes. A day in the life

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