Product Launch Engineer, RDPI Product Launch
Job ID: 10436182 | Amazon Development Centre Italy SRL
The role will work closely with internal partners including Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, and Project Management teams to identify continuous improvement opportunities through data analytics, Root Cause Analysis (RCA), and Voice of the Customer (VOC). Once opportunities have been identified, the role will support the development and implementation of improvements through activities including prototyping, lab testing, engineering validation, field testing, and rollout coordination across the WW Robotics network.
The role will develop technical depth in one or more engineering areas including mechanical systems, controls, robotics, and automation. The engineer will work with cross‑functional stakeholders to support a positive customer experience for Operations and Maintenance teams. Additionally, the role will provide feedback and operational insights to support the development and improvement of new products and systems.
Key Job Responsibilities
The Product Launch Engineer supports RDPI solutions post‑deployment by resolving difficult systems problems across mechanical, controls, robotics, and automation domains. The engineer applies structured problem‑solving methodologies including 8D, DMAIC, RCA, and 4M to identify root causes, determine short‑term mitigations, and make implementation trade‑off decisions balancing time, quality, and resources.
The role delivers projects where requirements are generally defined but implementation details may not be fully defined. Responsibilities include supporting the improvement lifecycle through data analysis, prototyping, testing, solution development, field validation, documentation, and rollout support. The engineer works independently on assigned tasks while seeking direction as needed and escalating risks appropriately.
The engineer influences within the team and collaborates with partner teams including Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, and Project Management to achieve project goals. The role contributes to design, scoping, and prioritization discussions, provides input to refine requirements, and builds effective working relationships with stakeholders. The engineer creates and improves SOPs, documentation, and runbooks, and develops automation or tooling that helps simplify operational workloads and improve scalability.
The role participates in operational excellence initiatives, supports onboarding and knowledge sharing activities, and may mentor newer team members. The engineer contributes to troubleshooting efforts by understanding system interactions, analyzing logs and system behavior, and identifying patterns impacting system performance, reliability, and availability.
Basic Qualifications
* Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field
* Experience leading engineering projects and working with cross‑functional teams
* Experience communicating with users, technical teams, and management to collect requirements, evaluate alternatives, and support process improvements
* Experience working with development and business teams to communicate operational impacts and understand business requirements
* Experience working with complex systems in a systems engineering, technical lead, launch engineering, or technical program role
Preferred Qualifications
* Master’s degree in Engineering, Systems Development, or a related field
* Experience identifying operational risks and resolving, mitigating, or escalating them
* Experience with mechatronic, robotic, or packaging automation systems in a fulfillment or manufacturing environment
* Experience educating others on maintenance characteristics, runtime properties, and infrastructure of team systems
* Experience in systems engineering
* Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field
* Systems engineering experience
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