Risk Specialist I, Whole Foods Market (WFM) OPs & Food Safety

Amazon.com Inc

Austin, TX

JOB DETAILS
SKILLS
Best Practices, Business Processes, Email Technology, Food Safety, Identify Issues, Onboarding, People Management, Problem Solving Skills, Progress Reports, Quality Metrics, Risk, Software Administration, Supply Chain
LOCATION
Austin, TX
POSTED
12 days ago

This position is an integral part of the Supply Chain Compliance team which supports Whole Foods suppliers ensuring they meet food safety and quality standards requirements. This position is responsible for shepherding the supplier through the onboarding process beginning with the invite process, following them through the compliance approval process, the business compliance approval process, and initiating the item set up process. This position is responsible for representing WFM to our suppliers to assist them with all onboarding activities. The team member communicates directly with suppliers over the phone, email or system notifications to walk them through the process, answer any questions about the program, provide guidance in how to use the software and troubleshoot any issues that may be presented. This position is the liaisons to WFM internal teams to answer questions regarding the supplier's progress and escalate non-compliant suppliers.

Key job responsibilities

o Communicate directly with suppliers to explain supplier onboarding process and assist with compliance related activities and requirements.

o Ability to explain complex software processes to non-technical audiences.

o Report progress daily.

o Escalate any issues or non-responsive suppliers.

o Trouble shoot issues and provide feedback on the process.

o Handle intake of new requests from all merchandising teams to bring on new suppliers and new items.

o Send invitations to new suppliers and welcome packets for FoodLogiQ.

o Provide support for all suppliers as they are onboarded into the process.

o Input supplier data into business compliance software applications.

o Input supplier data into downstream item set up applications.

o Oversee supplier onboarding process throughout end to end process.

o Applies Company- and function-specific procedures, processes, and technologies to accomplish projects and tasks; applies knowledge and specialized skill to decide how to build, implement, and deliver on assigned goals.

o Learns and follows best practices.

o Participates and offers ideas and opinions as an active team member, accepting guidance as required.

o Uses innovative solutions to enhance personal work and, where applicable, the work of the team.

o Seeks advice when addressing complex or unusual problems.

o Proactively engages with customers, internally and externally, to understand objectives and issues.

o Troubleshoots and recommends solutions to problems of moderate scope and complexity.

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COMPANY SIZE
10,000 employees or more
INDUSTRY
Retail
FOUNDED
1994
WEBSITE
http://Amazon.com/militaryroles