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AmazonPosting location: Florence · United StatesIndependent fictional example, not company material.

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Adam Baker

Logistics Operations Intern · Florence · United States

Logistics Operations Intern with supervised experience in delivery reliability, capacity, cost, and inventory flow. Practical work includes Transportation planning, Warehouse operations, Inventory flow, Carrier management.

Experience

Amazon

Florence · United States

Logistics Operations Intern

Jun 2026 - Aug 2026

  • Under supervision, reconciled warehouse scans with carrier manifests, investigated short shipments by handoff point, and checked the next dispatch cycle for the same exception pattern.
  • The team reassigned order cutoffs and carrier capacity across 9 delivery zones; I supported research preparation, validation, and documentation under mentor review. The team made the committed output reliably available when downstream work needed it; confirmed with my mentor that my contribution was limited to the assigned support and validation work.
  • The team modeled carton utilization for the top 120 shipment profiles; I supported research preparation, validation, and documentation under mentor review. The team reduced avoidable rework in the next operating cycle; confirmed with my mentor that my contribution was limited to the assigned support and validation work.
  • Under supervision, built a warehouse management SOP using scan-event data analysis, mapped the process flow and assigned each exception to an owner in a RACI chart before testing the shift handoff.
  • Under supervision, owned a warehouse exception review using scan timestamps, reducing missed dispatch cutoffs from 11 to 3 in the next four-week sample.
  • Under supervision, designed a supply-chain handoff check with safety staff, resolving conflicting pedestrian and pallet routes before the revised warehouse layout was approved.

Selected project

Logistics Operations — independent case study

Intern project team member

Sep 2025 - May 2026

  • In a mentor-reviewed simulation, reconciled SAP shipment records with warehouse scans to trace logistics exceptions across the supply chain; separated late carrier events from missing inventory movements before assigning corrective actions.
  • As a second supervised exercise, used root-cause analysis for continuous improvement of dock-to-stock time, comparing arrival, receipt, and put-away timestamps; changed the receiving handoff where the longest controllable delay occurred.
  • Under supervision, the team introduced exception queues for aged, split, and address-risk orders; I supported research preparation, validation, and documentation under mentor review
  • Created synthetic purchase, shipment and receipt records with a late delivery and a quantity mismatch; reconciled the event timeline before assigning responsibility to a supplier, carrier or receiving process.
  • Compared recovery options against required dates, transport cost and inventory availability; recorded the assumptions behind an expedite decision and the evidence needed to close the exception.
  • Owned the synthetic inventory review using scan and order timestamps, resolved a duplicated replenishment request and completed a reconciled dispatch plan.

Education

University of Washington

Seattle, Washington · United States

B.S. Business Administration — in progress

Sep 2023 - Jun 2027

Relevant coursework: Financial accounting, statistics, operations management, organizational behavior

Skills

Role expertise

Transportation planning · Warehouse operations · Inventory flow · Carrier management · Cost analysis · SLA reporting

Certifications

Certified Supply Chain Professional

ASCM

Dec 2025

Publications

  • Published an independent planning note using the simulated inventory case, explaining lead-time assumptions, safety-stock tradeoffs and the evidence required to reschedule an order.

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Amazon

Process Engineer, Reverse Logistics Operations

Florence · United StatesMid-level

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  • In the posting
      • SOP
      • RACI
      • data analysis
      • warehouse management
      • process flow
      ATS keywords with experience

    “Develop documentation - SOP’s.”

    “Develop and implement RACI charts ensuring all stake holders are informed of responsibilities and eliminate ambiguity.”

    “Coordinate with internal and external stake holders to improve processes through data analysis, software integration and hardware design & implementation.”

    “· Advanced knowledge in administration of warehouse management system/shop-floor system.”

    “Develop/review process flow mapping for optimal process in accordance with security requirements.”

    In this resume
    Under supervision, built a warehouse management SOP using scan-event data analysis, mapped the process flow and assigned each exception to an owner in a RACI chart before testing the shift handoff.
    Logistics Operations Intern · Amazon
  • In the posting
      • project management
      • value stream mapping
      • line balancing
      • design of experiments
      No relevant experience found

    “Project Management to ensure stake holders are informed of responsibilities and eliminate ambiguity.”

    “· Experience with physical layout of process flows, value stream mapping, time-studies for optimal efficiency.”

    “· Knowledge of lean manufacturing - process flows, line balancing, kaizen.”

    “Define, oversee and drive “design of experiments” activities to iterate on process and automate mundane & repetitive activities.”

    In this resume

    No supporting experience found. Do not add this keyword unless your own work supports it.

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