Senior Manufacturing Environmental Program Integration Lead, Amazon Manufacturing Operations, Transportation Operations
Amazon
- Location
- US, WA, Seattle
- Employment
- Full Time
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Senior
- Posted
- 15h ago
Skills
About this role
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a talented, strategically-minded, and self-motivated Senior Manufacturing Environmental Program Integration Lead to support AWS Manufacturing, Test, and Operations (MOTO) facilities. The successful candidate will join the AWS Environmental team — an expanding and dynamic team that is critical to enabling AWS’s growth around the world, as well as ensuring regulatory compliance and the highest-level environmental performance of AWS’s manufacturing operations. This role sits within the MOTO Environmental organization and is responsible for defining the strategy and owning the execution of every operational system that enables the MOTO Environmental team to function. You are the architect and senior owner: the person who sets the vision for program infrastructure, drives cross-organizational alignment, and ensures the backbone of MOTO’s environmental compliance scales with the organization’s most aggressive growth assumptions. A defining emphasis of this role is strategic program ownership through infrastructure development and cross-org influence. You will not only build scalable compliance infrastructure — you will define what that infrastructure should look like, make the case for it across senior stakeholders, and lead others to execute it. You will develop the repeatable playbooks, program architecture, and governance mechanisms required to support rapid facility expansion, and you will mentor junior team members and operate independently in ambiguous, high-stakes program environments where the answer is not always clear. You will drive cross-organizational influence across Manufacturing Operations, Real Estate & Facilities, Legal, Supply Chain, and Sustainability teams — aligning program priorities and building durable systems that outlast any individual initiative. You will experience an inclusive culture that welcomes bold ideas and empowers you to own them to completion. This role has three onsite locations: Seattle, WA; IAD (Herndon, VA); and CVG (Florence, KY) Key job responsibilities 1. Leadership, Strategy & Commitment - Define and drive the program strategy for MOTO Environmental compliance infrastructure — setting the multi-year roadmap for legal registers, EMS configuration, RACI governance, SOP library, and MBR/WBR reporting, and building organizational alignment around that strategy at senior leadership levels. Champion environmental program scalability within MOTO at the organizational level — advocating for and securing investment in systems and playbooks that grow with the organization rather than requiring manual replication at every new facility. Operate independently in ambiguous, high-stakes program environments — defining the path forward when requirements are unclear, escalating and resolving issues at the appropriate level, and driving decisions without requiring escalation to senior leadership for routine program matters. 2. Infrastructure Development & New Site Activation - Develop and own the strategic architecture for scalable environmental compliance infrastructure that supports rapid new site activations — including new-site environmental onboarding playbooks, pre-activation compliance checklists, and activation-to-steady-state transition frameworks. Create and maintain repeatable Manufacturing build playbooks covering environmental compliance milestones, permitting sequences, EMS setup procedures, waste program initialization — enabling each successive build phase to launch faster and with higher compliance confidence. 3. Compliance Systems & EMS Platform Management - Own and manage the Environmental Management System (EMS) integration — including site hierarchy configuration, data field architecture, compliance task setup, recurrence scheduling, assignment logic, and notification management. Manage training record architecture within EMS — configuring training curricula, completion tracking, and reporting for all MOTO