Operations Manager - Amazon Customer Fulfillment Operations - Dubai, UAE

Operations Manager – Amazon Customer Fulfillment Operations – Dubai, UAEOperations Manager jobs in Dubai involve leading fulfillment center teams and managing large‑scale warehouse operations to ensure customer orders are processed and dispatched efficiently. The role drives operational excellence, improves productivity and safety standards, and mentors leadership teams to meet Amazon’s performance targets.Job DetailsCountry: UAE | City: Dubai | Industry: Logistics and Supply Chain | Function: Operations Management | Salary: 22,000–28,000 monthly (Market estimated) | Gender: Any | Candidate Nationality: Any | Job Type: Full‑timeRole SummaryThe Operations Manager focuses on managing fulfillment center operations and leading teams of area managers and frontline employees to ensure consistent performance across safety, quality, and productivity metrics. It combines leadership, operational planning, and performance analysis to ensure efficient order fulfillment and a high level of customer ResponsibilitiesManage and develop a team of Area Managers responsible for daily warehouse and fulfillment operational shifts and resolve issues affecting performance, safety, and productivity.Analyze shift performance metrics and implement corrective actions to improve operational outcomes.Drive operational excellence initiatives across safety, quality, and productivity objectives.Collaborate closely with HR, Finance, Health and Safety, and Security teams to support operational performance.Develop and implement initiatives that improve site efficiency and operational processes.Conduct deep-Dive analysis of performance and risk metrics to support decision-making.Coordinate operational planning to prepare for varying levels of customer demand and peak periods.Mentor and coach leadership teams to strengthen management capabilities across opportunities for innovation and continuous improvement across fulfillment center processes.Ensure compliance with operational standards, safety procedures, and quality guidelines.Candidate RequirementsBachelor’s degree or equivalent least three years of experience in employee supervision or performance management.Strong leadership skills with the ability to manage large operational teams.Experience working in logistics, warehouse, or supply chain operations environments.Ability to analyze operational metrics and implement process improvement communication and stakeholder collaboration skills.Ability to work flexible shifts including weekends, nights, and holidays.Why Join UsOpportunity to lead operations within Amazon’s global fulfillment and logistics network.Exposure to advanced warehouse technologies and large-scale operational systems.Leadership role supporting high-volume e‑commerce growth opportunities within Amazon’s global operations leadership structure.Inclusive workplace culture focused on innovation, safety, and operational excellence. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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