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Amazon.com - Seattle, WA
posted 2 days ago
Come join a creative team of leaders & work with dedicated engineers to building hub of Customer Obsession at Amazon. "We see our customers as invited guests to a party, and we are the hosts. It's our job every day to make every important aspect of the customer experience a little bit better." - Jeff Bezos, Founder & CEO. We didn't make Amazon a multi-billion dollar company, our customers did and we want to ensure that our customers have a positive experience that keeps them coming back to Amazon. To help achieve this, the Worldwide Defect Elimination (WWDE) team relentlessly focuses on maintaining customer trust by building products that offer appropriate resolutions to resolve issues faced by our customers. The WWDE org creates shared services to fulfill the vision of hub that channels voice of customer that enable business teams across Amazon to demonstrate their Customer Obsession. We build and own services that process billions of customer feedback items near-real time, provide self-service suite of products and services that easily finds, identifies, and ensures relevant customer feedback is addressed by the right stakeholders at the right time. Ultimately this vision drives the Amazon flywheel by generating business insights, surfacing opportunities for customer delighters that can be actioned to improve experiences, exposing defects that are connected to defect resolvers across Amazon to eliminate defects resulting in improved customer experience. We utilize Machine Learning (ML) and Large Language Models to constantly listen to these signals and identify systemic and recurring root cause defects which are then relayed to upstream Amazon ordering and fulfilment systems to ensure such defects are eliminated at the source. WWDE uses this hub to drive the famous Andon Cord mechanism at Amazon.
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