Drimva

Amazon

Labor Engineering PM II, Worldwide Grocery Stores (WWGS)

$74K–$130K

AUSTIN, TX +4 · Full-time · Posted Jun 22, 2026

Location
AUSTIN, TX
Austin, TX
Seattle, WA
Arlington, VA
Chicago, IL
Experience
3+ years of program or project management experience; 3+ years in labor engineering, industrial engineering, workforce planning, or process analysis within retail, supply chain, or manufacturing operations.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Business, or relevant field.

About the job

Conduct time studies and workflow observations, analyze labor data, and develop labor standards that support staffing models across grocery store formats.

What you'll do

  • Conduct and validate time and motion studies; document observed workflows and apply allowance factors.
  • Develop, analyze, maintain, and report on labor standards, using data to identify variances and improvements.
  • Coordinate with store operations and Labor Engineering colleagues, and present findings and recommendations.

What they ask for

  • Experience using data and metrics to determine and drive improvements, and working cross-functionally with technical and non-technical teams.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Business, or a relevant field.
  • Strong understanding of time study methodologies; analytical rigor and proficiency in Excel and data analysis tools.
  • Ability to manage concurrent studies, document complex workflows, communicate findings, and work in store environments.

Nice to have

  • Formal time and motion studies in retail or warehouse settings; familiarity with predetermined time systems such as MOST or MTM.
  • Experience with workforce management systems, grocery or multi-format retail operations, or SQL, Python, or similar tools.

Pay

USD 74,200.00 - 129,800.00 annually (base salary); USD 82,700.00 - 129,800.00 annually (base salary)

Tools

Excel, MOST, MTM, UKG Pro, Kronos, SQL, Python

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First seen Oct 15, 2026 · Last verified Nov 6, 2026 (UTC)