Lead Industrial Designer — Automation & Material Handling

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amazonFranklin (TN)

Commercial and Industrial Designers Industrial Design Services

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About the role

Amazon is seeking an Industrial Designer III to lead the design of next-generation automation and material-handling products for Middle Mile and Sub-Same Day operations. You will guide concepts through prototyping, testing, and production deployment, shaping ergonomics, usability, and manufacturability from day one. You will mentor designers, establish design standards, and partner with hardware, systems, controls, and manufacturing teams to deliver scalable solutions that improve associate

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