Aashray Sinha

Pathways Operations Manager @Amazon

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2022 — Present

Pathways Operations Manager @Amazon

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Sumner, WA, US

Owns cross-functional programs across the NA XL network (29 sites), delivering data-driven scalable solutions in transportation, workforce planning, and order fulfillment while leading a 40+ member team at an AMXL Fulfillment Center (FC) Led a multi-team initiative to optimize middle-mile transportation across 6 lanes; developed scalable mechanisms that improved trailer utilization by 50% and generated $XK+ recurring savings Designed and implemented a cross-org risk mitigation framework across AMXL network, aligning Inbound & Outbound stakeholders to reduce pre-SLAM defects by 42% and deliver $XM in annual cost avoidance Created and scaled standardized playbooks for staffing and daily execution, driving adoption across all 29 NA XLFCs; established mechanism now embedded as best practice in AMXL network workforce planning Managed network-wide SLAM readiness initiative, achieving 66% reduction in late-SLAMs; redesigned operational readiness for 6 FCs and optimized order replanning mechanisms across NA XLFCs, saving $XK in 5 months Drove an inclusion & engagement program by creating feedback forums and implementing targeted action plans; improved organizational health with 18% increase in inclusion scores and 2.4% improvement in team attendance

EDUCATION

2020 — 2022

University of Washington - Michael G. Foster School of Business

Master of Business Administration - MBA

2007 — 2011

Vellore Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Technology - BTech

ABOUT AASHRAY SINHA

Operations & Programme leader with 10+ years of experience scaling complex logistics…

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