Construction Manager, North America Customer Fulfillment (NACF) Central Region

Amazon's North American Construction team is seeking an experienced Construction Manager to oversee the development and renovation of Fulfillment Centers across Canada. This role combines construction engineering, planning, project management, facilities management, and contract management expertise.

As a Construction Manager, you'll be Amazon's primary representative interfacing with Developers and General Contractors, managing projects ranging from small renovations to large-scale facilities worth over $100M. The position requires technical expertise in construction engineering, building design, and AutoCAD, along with strong project management and negotiation skills.

The role offers an exciting opportunity to impact Amazon's physical infrastructure growth, working with cutting-edge fulfillment center designs and technologies. You'll lead multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring they meet strict safety, quality, cost, and schedule requirements while coordinating with various stakeholders including internal teams, contractors, and regulatory bodies.

This remote position includes significant travel (up to 60%) throughout Canada, offering a dynamic work environment and the chance to shape Amazon's fulfillment network. The role comes with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision coverage, parental leave, PTO, and a 401(k) plan.

Ideal candidates will have 7+ years of commercial or industrial construction experience, with a bachelor's degree in Engineering or Construction Management. The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $92,300 to $154,200 annually, with additional benefits and potential equity compensation.

Join Amazon's team and play a crucial role in expanding and improving the infrastructure that powers one of the world's leading e-commerce and technology companies. Your expertise will directly contribute to enhancing Amazon's customer experience through better-designed and efficiently constructed fulfillment centers.