Amazon
Reliability Engineer, MHE Reliability Engineering Team
$69K–$115K
Boston, MA +3 · Full-time · Posted Oct 12, 2026
- Location
- Boston, MA
Austin, TX
Nashville, TN
Arlington, VA - Experience
- 3+ years in the specified engineering role in a manufacturing environment and 3+ years of maintenance or engineering experience; alternatively, 2+ years of Amazon RME BB/3P Full Time Exempt experience may satisfy the education requirement.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree in a technical field, or 2+ years of Amazon RME (Reliability Maintenance Engineering) BB/3P Full Time Exempt experience.
About the job
Leads reliability initiatives for material handling equipment, developing scalable maintenance strategies and projects to improve performance, reduce downtime and maintenance costs, and support safety and sustainability.
What you'll do
- Develop and own reliability programs, projects, and systems from concept through network rollout.
- Use maintenance and performance data to improve equipment effectiveness, capture best practices, and provide feedback to design teams.
- Manage internal customer and vendor relationships and travel frequently to North American facilities.
What they ask for
- 3+ years of industrial, operations, manufacturing, or project engineering experience in a manufacturing environment.
- 3+ years of maintenance or engineering experience.
- Experience with MHE or automation environments, or reliability/maintenance environments.
- Bachelor's degree in a technical field, or 2+ years of Amazon RME BB/3P Full Time Exempt experience; ability to work weekends, nights, and holidays.
Nice to have
- Knowledge of RCM, OEE or other performance metrics, and experience with vendors, Six Sigma, or Lean.
- Experience in Amazon RME or fulfillment operations, or building launch-readiness frameworks and scalable deployments.
Pay
76,600.00 - 114,900.00 USD annually (base salary); 68,900.00 - 103,400.00 USD annually (base salary)
Tools
CMMS, Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Gantt Charts, Six Sigma, Lean
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