Contractors’ Warehouse —
Software Engineer Manager – Supply Chain RE (Remote)
Location – Atlanta, GA
Job ID – Req191950
Category – Technology
Apply By – 10/23/2026
Location – Atlanta, GA
Job ID – Req191950
Category – Technology
Apply By – 10/23/2026
Company Overview
What’s the best place we’ve ever built? The place where we work. At Home Depot, our goal is to provide the highest level of service, the broadest selection of products, and the most competitive prices. As the world’s largest home improvement specialty retailer, we operate more than 2,200 retail stores across North America. And each of our associates are focused one thing — helping our customers build and improve their homes, businesses, and ultimately their lives.
Pay Range
The pay range for this position is between $140000-240000.
Starting wage may vary based on a number of factors including, but not limited to, the position being offered, location, education, training, and/or experience. The Home Depot offers additional competitive and non-financial benefits, which may include a performance-based bonus program or a profit sharing program depending on position.
Position Purpose:
As Manager, Reliability Engineering for Transportation and Delivery Fulfillment, you lead the team that runs and improves the supply chain systems that move freight to our stores and distribution centers and get product to our customers. Your team spans onshore and offshore engineers, including staff engineers, and you hold operational and engineering work to a single set of goals. You own these systems 24×7. When a major incident is declared, you are the escalation point: you open the call, direct the technical response, and tell business and executive stakeholders about the impact, the scope, and the expected recovery. Those updates go out on a cadence you publish in advance. You run both domains as one practice, with one on-call and escalation model, one problem review, and one prioritized reliability backlog. You map the Critical User Journeys (CUJs) the business depends on, then set and enforce Service Level Objectives (SLOs) for availability and performance against them. Problem management, automation, and applied AI are how you remove recurring operational work for good. You keep changes from causing incidents, and you deliver resilience testing and security remediation on the dates we commit to. You hire, develop, and recognize your engineers.
Key Responsibilities:
30% Delivery & Execution:
- Collaborates and pairs with product team members (UX, engineering, and product management) to create secure, reliable, scalable software solutions
- Documents, reviews and ensures that all quality and change control standards are met
- Writes custom code or scripts to automate infrastructure, monitoring services, and test cases
- Works with vendors and partners for the successful implementation of critical tooling and platforms
- Creates meaningful dashboards, logging, alerting, and responses to ensure that issues are captured and addressed proactively
- Contributes to enterprise-wide tools to drive destructive testing, automation, and engineering empowerment
- Evaluates new technologies for adoption across the enterprise
- Participates in and leads review board sessions to drive consistency across the enterprise
- Fills in on product teams for engineers who are out of the office
10% Support & Enablement:
- Fields questions from engineers, product teams, or support teams
- Monitors tools and participates in conversations to encourage collaboration across product teams
- Provides application support for software running in production
- Acts as a technical escalation point for the engineers on the team
50% People:
- Provides leadership, mentoring, and coaching to Software Engineers
- Attracts, retains, and develops top talent to build a world class Software Engineering Team
- Conducts annual and mid-year reviews by reviewing individual development plans and team feedback
- Fosters collaboration with team members to drive consistency across product teams, and finds opportunities to expose engineers to career interests
- Acts as a proponent of modern software development practices
- Guides team members in strategy, alignment, analysis, and execution tasks within and across product teams
- Participates in and contributes to learning activities around modern software design and development core practices (communities of practice)
10% Learning:
- Learns, through reading, tutorials, and videos, new technologies and best practices being used within other technology organizations
- Builds relationships with technology leaders at other companies to learn best practices and elegant solutions to common problems
Direct Manager/Direct Reports:
- Typically reports to the Software Engineer Sr. Manager, Technology Director or Sr. Director.
Travel Requirements:
- Typically requires overnight travel 5% to 20% of the time.
Physical Requirements:
- Most of the time is spent sitting in a comfortable position and there is frequent opportunity to move about. On rare occasions there may be a need to move or lift light articles.
Working Conditions:
- Located in a comfortable indoor area. Any unpleasant conditions would be infrequent and not objectionable.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Must be eighteen years of age or older.
- Must be legally permitted to work in the United States.
Preferred Qualifications:
-
Experience leading combined software engineering and day-to-day operational work with accountability for application development, reliability, and operational excellence.
-
Experience managing globally distributed engineering teams, including onshore and offshore resources, across multiple application domains.
-
Experience owning 24×7 on-call, incident response, and escalation processes for business-critical systems, including driving post-incident reviews and corrective actions.
-
Experience establishing problem management practices focused on root cause analysis, recurring issue elimination, and continuous service improvement.
-
Experience implementing automation and AI-driven solutions to reduce manual operational effort, improve efficiency, and accelerate incident resolution.
-
Experience supporting supply chain, transportation, fulfillment, logistics, or customer delivery platforms in a large-scale enterprise environment.
-
Strong executive communication skills with the ability to translate complex technical issues into clear business impact, risk, and recovery plans.
-
Experience defining and managing Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and service performance metrics across complex application ecosystems.
-
Proven ability to recruit, develop, mentor, and retain high-performing engineering talent while fostering a culture of accountability and continuous learning.
-
Experience developing technology roadmaps, driving quarterly planning, and aligning engineering priorities with business objectives.
-
Experience managing engineering capacity, operational workload, cloud consumption, and technology budgets in a cost-conscious environment.
-
Experience overseeing modern CI/CD pipelines, release management processes, and change governance practices to support reliable software delivery.
-
Experience driving system resiliency, disaster recovery readiness, capacity planning, and performance optimization for high-volume platforms.
-
Strong knowledge of observability platforms, including logging, metrics, tracing, and monitoring tools such as Datadog, Splunk, Grafana, Prometheus, New Relic, or Elastic.
-
Experience operating cloud-native applications on Google Cloud Platform, or Microsoft Azure, including container platforms such as Kubernetes.
-
Experience with Infrastructure as Code and configuration management tools such as Terraform, Ansible, Chef, or Puppet.
-
Experience supporting hybrid technology environments that include cloud services, on-premises platforms, vendor-supported applications, and relational databases.
-
Proficiency in at least one modern programming or scripting language such as Python, Java, Go, or Bash.
-
Experience partnering with software engineering, quality engineering, security, infrastructure, and business teams to improve application reliability and operational effectiveness.
-
Experience collaborating with security and compliance teams to meet regulatory and corporate policy requirements, including PCI-DSS and SOC 2.
-
Working knowledge of identity, access management, secrets management, credential lifecycle management, and security best practices in enterprise environments.
Minimum Education:
- The knowledge, skills and abilities typically acquired through the completion of a bachelor's degree program or equivalent degree in a field of study related to the job.
Preferred Education:
- No additional education
Minimum Years of Work Experience:
- 5
Preferred Years of Work Experience:
- No additional years of experience
Minimum Leadership Experience:
- None
Preferred Leadership Experience:
- None
Certifications:
- None
Competencies:
- Attracts Top Talent: Attracting and selecting the best talent to meet current and future business needs
- Balances Stakeholders: Anticipating and balancing the needs of multiple stakeholders
- Builds Effective Teams: Building strong-identity teams that apply their diverse skills and perspectives to achieve common goals
- Business Insight: Applying knowledge of business and the marketplace to advance the organization's goals
- Collaborates: Building partnerships and working collaboratively with others to meet shared objectives
- Communicates Effectively: Developing and delivering multi-mode communications that convey a clear understanding of the unique needs of different audiences
- Develops Talent: Developing people to meet both their career goals and the organization's goals
- Drives Engagement: Creating a climate where people are motivated to do their best to help the organization achieve its objectives
- Drives Vision and Purpose: Painting a compelling picture of the vision and strategy that motivates others to action
- Manages Ambiguity: Operating effectively, even when things are not certain or the way forward is not clear
- Organizational Savvy: Maneuvering comfortably through complex policy, process, and people-related organizational dynamics
- Situational Adaptability: Adapting approach and demeanor in real time to match the shifting demands of different situations
Paid Time Off Benefits
Salaried associates are eligible for 2 weeks of vacation in their first year; FT hourly will be eligible for 40 hours of paid vacation time after 6 months of continuous service; (for positions in Washington State, Spokane, and Tacoma only) – Salary and Temporary associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 40 hours worked; FT associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 40 hours worked or 4 hours per month, whichever is greater; (for positions in Seattle only) – Salary and Temporary associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 30 hours worked; FT associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 30 hours worked or 4 hours per month, whichever is greater.
Location – Atlanta, GA
Job ID – Req191950
Category – Technology
Apply By – 10/23/2026
Role Overview
Position Purpose:
As Manager, Reliability Engineering for Transportation and Delivery Fulfillment, you lead the team that runs and improves the supply chain systems that move freight to our stores and distribution centers and get product to our customers. Your team spans onshore and offshore engineers, including staff engineers, and you hold operational and engineering work to a single set of goals. You own these systems 24×7. When a major incident is declared, you are the escalation point: you open the call, direct the technical response, and tell business and executive stakeholders about the impact, the scope, and the expected recovery. Those updates go out on a cadence you publish in advance. You run both domains as one practice, with one on-call and escalation model, one problem review, and one prioritized reliability backlog. You map the Critical User Journeys (CUJs) the business depends on, then set and enforce Service Level Objectives (SLOs) for availability and performance against them. Problem management, automation, and applied AI are how you remove recurring operational work for good. You keep changes from causing incidents, and you deliver resilience testing and security remediation on the dates we commit to. You hire, develop, and recognize your engineers.
Key Responsibilities:
30% Delivery & Execution:
- Collaborates and pairs with product team members (UX, engineering, and product management) to create secure, reliable, scalable software solutions
- Documents, reviews and ensures that all quality and change control standards are met
- Writes custom code or scripts to automate infrastructure, monitoring services, and test cases
- Works with vendors and partners for the successful implementation of critical tooling and platforms
- Creates meaningful dashboards, logging, alerting, and responses to ensure that issues are captured and addressed proactively
- Contributes to enterprise-wide tools to drive destructive testing, automation, and engineering empowerment
- Evaluates new technologies for adoption across the enterprise
- Participates in and leads review board sessions to drive consistency across the enterprise
- Fills in on product teams for engineers who are out of the office
10% Support & Enablement:
- Fields questions from engineers, product teams, or support teams
- Monitors tools and participates in conversations to encourage collaboration across product teams
- Provides application support for software running in production
- Acts as a technical escalation point for the engineers on the team
50% People:
- Provides leadership, mentoring, and coaching to Software Engineers
- Attracts, retains, and develops top talent to build a world class Software Engineering Team
- Conducts annual and mid-year reviews by reviewing individual development plans and team feedback
- Fosters collaboration with team members to drive consistency across product teams, and finds opportunities to expose engineers to career interests
- Acts as a proponent of modern software development practices
- Guides team members in strategy, alignment, analysis, and execution tasks within and across product teams
- Participates in and contributes to learning activities around modern software design and development core practices (communities of practice)
10% Learning:
- Learns, through reading, tutorials, and videos, new technologies and best practices being used within other technology organizations
- Builds relationships with technology leaders at other companies to learn best practices and elegant solutions to common problems
Direct Manager/Direct Reports:
- Typically reports to the Software Engineer Sr. Manager, Technology Director or Sr. Director.
Travel Requirements:
- Typically requires overnight travel 5% to 20% of the time.
Physical Requirements:
- Most of the time is spent sitting in a comfortable position and there is frequent opportunity to move about. On rare occasions there may be a need to move or lift light articles.
Working Conditions:
- Located in a comfortable indoor area. Any unpleasant conditions would be infrequent and not objectionable.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Must be eighteen years of age or older.
- Must be legally permitted to work in the United States.
Preferred Qualifications:
-
Experience leading combined software engineering and day-to-day operational work with accountability for application development, reliability, and operational excellence.
-
Experience managing globally distributed engineering teams, including onshore and offshore resources, across multiple application domains.
-
Experience owning 24×7 on-call, incident response, and escalation processes for business-critical systems, including driving post-incident reviews and corrective actions.
-
Experience establishing problem management practices focused on root cause analysis, recurring issue elimination, and continuous service improvement.
-
Experience implementing automation and AI-driven solutions to reduce manual operational effort, improve efficiency, and accelerate incident resolution.
-
Experience supporting supply chain, transportation, fulfillment, logistics, or customer delivery platforms in a large-scale enterprise environment.
-
Strong executive communication skills with the ability to translate complex technical issues into clear business impact, risk, and recovery plans.
-
Experience defining and managing Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and service performance metrics across complex application ecosystems.
-
Proven ability to recruit, develop, mentor, and retain high-performing engineering talent while fostering a culture of accountability and continuous learning.
-
Experience developing technology roadmaps, driving quarterly planning, and aligning engineering priorities with business objectives.
-
Experience managing engineering capacity, operational workload, cloud consumption, and technology budgets in a cost-conscious environment.
-
Experience overseeing modern CI/CD pipelines, release management processes, and change governance practices to support reliable software delivery.
-
Experience driving system resiliency, disaster recovery readiness, capacity planning, and performance optimization for high-volume platforms.
-
Strong knowledge of observability platforms, including logging, metrics, tracing, and monitoring tools such as Datadog, Splunk, Grafana, Prometheus, New Relic, or Elastic.
-
Experience operating cloud-native applications on Google Cloud Platform, or Microsoft Azure, including container platforms such as Kubernetes.
-
Experience with Infrastructure as Code and configuration management tools such as Terraform, Ansible, Chef, or Puppet.
-
Experience supporting hybrid technology environments that include cloud services, on-premises platforms, vendor-supported applications, and relational databases.
-
Proficiency in at least one modern programming or scripting language such as Python, Java, Go, or Bash.
-
Experience partnering with software engineering, quality engineering, security, infrastructure, and business teams to improve application reliability and operational effectiveness.
-
Experience collaborating with security and compliance teams to meet regulatory and corporate policy requirements, including PCI-DSS and SOC 2.
-
Working knowledge of identity, access management, secrets management, credential lifecycle management, and security best practices in enterprise environments.
Minimum Education:
- The knowledge, skills and abilities typically acquired through the completion of a bachelor's degree program or equivalent degree in a field of study related to the job.
Preferred Education:
- No additional education
Minimum Years of Work Experience:
- 5
Preferred Years of Work Experience:
- No additional years of experience
Minimum Leadership Experience:
- None
Preferred Leadership Experience:
- None
Certifications:
- None
Competencies:
- Attracts Top Talent: Attracting and selecting the best talent to meet current and future business needs
- Balances Stakeholders: Anticipating and balancing the needs of multiple stakeholders
- Builds Effective Teams: Building strong-identity teams that apply their diverse skills and perspectives to achieve common goals
- Business Insight: Applying knowledge of business and the marketplace to advance the organization's goals
- Collaborates: Building partnerships and working collaboratively with others to meet shared objectives
- Communicates Effectively: Developing and delivering multi-mode communications that convey a clear understanding of the unique needs of different audiences
- Develops Talent: Developing people to meet both their career goals and the organization's goals
- Drives Engagement: Creating a climate where people are motivated to do their best to help the organization achieve its objectives
- Drives Vision and Purpose: Painting a compelling picture of the vision and strategy that motivates others to action
- Manages Ambiguity: Operating effectively, even when things are not certain or the way forward is not clear
- Organizational Savvy: Maneuvering comfortably through complex policy, process, and people-related organizational dynamics
- Situational Adaptability: Adapting approach and demeanor in real time to match the shifting demands of different situations
Paid Time Off Benefits
Salaried associates are eligible for 2 weeks of vacation in their first year; FT hourly will be eligible for 40 hours of paid vacation time after 6 months of continuous service; (for positions in Washington State, Spokane, and Tacoma only) – Salary and Temporary associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 40 hours worked; FT associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 40 hours worked or 4 hours per month, whichever is greater; (for positions in Seattle only) – Salary and Temporary associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 30 hours worked; FT associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 30 hours worked or 4 hours per month, whichever is greater.
Remote/virtual – Associates in remote roles complete their primary job responsibilities from home. Depending on the position, a remote role may be entirely virtual or it may require living within a commutable distance of an assigned company office to support occasional, in-person responsibilities.
STORE LOCATION
GA01
VIRTUAL
Atlanta, GA
Once you’ve applied, please come back and apply for other jobs at this store and any store near you.
STORE LOCATION
GA01
VIRTUAL
Atlanta, GA
Once you’ve applied, please come back and apply for other jobs at this store and any store near you.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
FRONT END SUPERVISOR (Store)
Front End Supervisor ensure cashiers, back office, and lot associates are trained and ready to provide great customer experience.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Customer Experience Manager is the manager on duty that handles customer escalations and ensures the store is running smoothly.
Driver (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
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POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Customer Experience Manager is the manager on duty that handles customer escalations and ensures the store is running smoothly.
Driver (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
Merchandising Execution Manager (Store)
Merchandising Execution Managers lead and oversee teams that execute large projects and resets for our stores.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
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Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
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POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Night Replenishment Manager (Store)
Night Replenishment Manager oversees overnight freight and packdown associates to make sure product is in on the shelf and ready for our customers.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Merchandising Execution Manager (Store)
Merchandising Execution Managers lead and oversee teams that execute large projects and resets for our stores.
Driver (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
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Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
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POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Department Supervisor (Store)
Department Supervisors oversee multiple departments and ensure their associates are trained and ready to provide great customer experience.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Customer Experience Manager is the manager on duty that handles customer escalations and ensures the store is running smoothly.
Merchandising Execution Manager (Store)
Merchandising Execution Managers lead and oversee teams that execute large projects and resets for our stores.
Kitchen Designer (Store)
Kitchen Designers collaborate with customers to create detailed designs for their kitchen remodel.
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POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Merchandising Execution Manager (Store)
Merchandising Execution Managers lead and oversee teams that execute large projects and resets for our stores.
Night Replenishment Manager (Store)
Night Replenishment Manager oversees overnight freight and packdown associates to make sure product is in on the shelf and ready for our customers.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Kitchen Designer (Store)
Kitchen Designers collaborate with customers to create detailed designs for their kitchen remodel.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Assistant Store Manager (Store)
Assistant Store Managers are responsible for driving productivity and sales in their area of the store.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Operations Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
Driver (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Store Manager (Store)
Store Managers are responsible for the entire store and the associates within it.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Operations Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
District Human Resources Manager (Field)
District Human Resources Managers partner with the stores in their area on talent management, performance management, and associate engagement.
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Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Store Manager (Store)
Store Managers are responsible for the entire store and the associates within it.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Operations Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
District Human Resources Manager (Field)
District Human Resources Managers partner with the stores in their area on talent management, performance management, and associate engagement.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Operations Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
General Manager (Warehouse)
A General Manager (GM) is responsible for an entire distribution center and the associates within it.
District Human Resources Manager (Field)
District Human Resources Managers partner with the stores in their area on talent management, performance management, and associate engagement.
District Execution Manager (Field)
A District Execution Manager supports multiple stores to ensure projects are executed and standards met for their diestrict.
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POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Assistant Store Manager (Store)
Assistant Store Managers are responsible for driving productivity and sales in their area of the store.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Merchandising Execution Manager (Store)
Merchandising Execution Managers lead and oversee teams that execute large projects and resets for our stores.
Service Desk Supervisor (Store)
Service Desk Supervisors ensure orders that are fulfilled through the store are ready on time and available for our customers.
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Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
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Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Assistant Store Manager (Store)
Assistant Store Managers are responsible for driving productivity and sales in their area of the store.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
District Services Manager (Field)
District Human Resources Managers partner with the stores and vendors on order placement, training, and escalations.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Customer Experience Manager is the manager on duty that handles customer escalations and ensures the store is running smoothly.
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Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Customer Experience Manager is the manager on duty that handles customer escalations and ensures the store is running smoothly.
Regional Pro Sales Manager (Field)
Regional Pro Sales Managers supports PARs overcome obstacles to help them drive sales and met their goals.
Pro Account Representative (Store)
Pro Account Representative are responsible for finding Pros, building relationships, and growing PRO accounts.
General Office Associate (Warehouse)
Office associates perform many tasks. Depending on the warehouse, some assistants do admin and clerical work, while in other warehouses, they are the main point of contact for customers, helping with orders and scheduling deliveries.
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Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Regional Pro Sales Manager (Field)
Regional Pro Sales Managers supports PARs overcome obstacles to help them drive sales and met their goals.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Customer Experience Manager is the manager on duty that handles customer escalations and ensures the store is running smoothly.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Driver (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Assistant Store Manager (Store)
Assistant Store Managers are responsible for driving productivity and sales in their area of the store.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
District Services Manager (Field)
District Human Resources Managers partner with the stores and vendors on order placement, training, and escalations.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Customer Experience Manager is the manager on duty that handles customer escalations and ensures the store is running smoothly.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Assistant Store Managers are responsible for driving productivity and sales in their area of the store.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Driver (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
Assistant Store Manager (Store)
Assistant Store Managers are responsible for driving productivity and sales in their area of the store.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Driver (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
Operations Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
Night Replenishment Manager (Store)
Night Replenishment Manager oversees overnight freight and packdown associates to make sure product is in on the shelf and ready for our customers.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Driver (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
Operations Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
Customer Experience Manager (Store)
Customer Experience Manager is the manager on duty that handles customer escalations and ensures the store is running smoothly.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Transportation Manager
Transportation managers are over our driver and driver helper teams, manage routes, and help ensure customer deliveries run smoothly.
Area Supervisor
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Operations Manager
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
Regional Pro Sales Manager
Regional Pro Sales Managers supports PARs overcome obstacles to help them drive sales and met their goals.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Maintenance Manager (Warehouse)
Maintenance managers execute the standards and guidelines of safety and cleanliness in our distribution centers.
Area Supervisor (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Operations Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
Repair and Liquidation Center Tool Tech (Warehouse)
A Repair and Liquidation Center Tool Tech repairs small electric and gas powered tools.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Assistant General Manager (Warehouse)
An Assistant General Manager (AGM) is responsible for helping the General Manager (GM) by working with the OMs and Area Supervisors and to ensure orders are fulfilled quickly and efficiently.
General Manager (Warehouse)
A General Manager (GM) is responsible for an entire distribution center and the associates within it.
Store Manager (Store)
Store Managers are responsible for the entire store and the associates within it.
Market Delivery Manager (Warehouse)
A Market Delivery Manager supports multiple Market Delivery Operations (MDO) to ensure efficiency and customer service.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Assistant General Manager (Warehouse)
An Assistant General Manager (AGM) is responsible for helping the General Manager (GM) by working with the OMs and Area Supervisors and to ensure orders are fulfilled quickly and efficiently.
General Manager (Warehouse)
A General Manager (GM) is responsible for an entire distribution center and the associates within it.
Regional Delivery Manager (Field)
A Regional Delivery Manager is responsible for driving improved customer, associate, and carrier experience in their region.
Territory Operations Manager (Field)
A Territory Operations Manager (TOM) supports multiple stores in a region to ensure operations are running smoothly by providing training and coaching to ensure stores are profitable.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
General Manager (Warehouse)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
District Manager (Warehouse)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
Market Delivery Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
District Execution Manager (Store)
Night Replenishment Manager oversees overnight freight and packdown associates to make sure product is in on the shelf and ready for our customers.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
POTENTIAL WAYS TO GROW
Below are several opportunities that you can explore. Choose a role and explore some of the potential growth paths that are available to you.
Merchant (Store Support Center)
Area supervisors are a manager-level associate who are in charge of helping inventory flow through the distribution centers and the day-to-day tasks of their GWAs.
Regional Director Operations (Field)
Drivers and driver helper associates deliver products from our warehouses and stores directly to customers, making sure orders arrive safely and on time.
General Manager (Warehouse)
Operations Managers (OMs) are over multiple areas of a distribution center and ensure those areas are running efficiently and safely.
District Manager (Field)
Night Replenishment Manager oversees overnight freight and packdown associates to make sure product is in on the shelf and ready for our customers.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
Here are two potential paths of how you can reach your career goal.
Here is a potential path of how you can reach your career goal.
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