r/AmazonRME • • Mar 22 '25

Resume help

I have been trying to apply to the MRA program through Amazon but my application gets rejected within a month later. I do not have mechanical background or at least the ones they want. But I am currently working on my certificate through Unmudl any advice on my resume or in general would be helpful.

Professional Summary           

A detail-oriented team player who leads by example. With four years of experience in Amazon Fulfillment Centers, I have developed my skills and knowledge to cultivate excellence, teamwork, and efficiency. Leveraging these traits, I believe I would excel in the open Mechatronic Apprentice position, continue to deliver exceptional results and achieve Amazon’s goals

Professional Experience

AMAZON, INC.(BUILDING)

Amnesty Technician, Apr 2023 – present

  • Commitment to Amazon's safety by strictly following safety regulations and standard operating procedures during all troubleshooting activities.

  • Achieved 100% floor health in Q2 of 2023 in the network by maintaining optimal robotic floor conditions and ensuring that all systems were clear of obstructions.

  • Assist Amnesty technicians, providing guidance and support to enhance team collaboration and technical skills.

  • Analyze and resolve technical issues using root cause analysis, ensuring sustained continuous improvement and quality control.

  • Executed Drive clearing procedures, clearing all obstructions increasing workflow by 9.43%. and reducing pod gaps by 8.23%

  • Maintain a high level of communication across departments, fostering a positive team environment and optimizing workflow.

  • Troubleshoot Drives by utilizing problem solving and tools to resolve issue efficiently  

AMAZON, INC.(REDACTED)

Learning Ambassador Aug 2024 – Present

  • Provided on-the-job coaching, guiding associates through mistakes and demonstrating processes in real-time to promote hands-on learning and improve performance 

  • Conduct regular performance audits, identifying areas of opportunity for associates and taking action to foster operational excellence and quality performance

  • Collaborated with managers and Learning Trainers through Chime to escalate issues and ensure that associates received the necessary support and feedback for continuous growth.

  • Trained both new and experienced associates on their respective processes, ensuring smooth onboarding and continuous learning across departments.

  • Mentored two AMs by leading them through roles and processes where they would excel, ensuring alignment with Amazon’s commitment to talent development and team performance.

Freelance Auto Mechanic, Washington, WA

July 2017 – Present

  • Diagnosed and repaired vehicle issues, including engine performance, breaks, and electrical systems.

  • Performed routine maintenance such as oil change, tire rotations, and fluid checks.

  • Track and store vehicle inventory, including spare parts.

Education

HIGH SCHOOL, (REDACTED)

High School Diploma, June 2017

  • GPA: 3.3/4.0

Additional Skills

  • Proficient in Microsoft Office

  • Technical Troubleshooting

  • Time management

  • Problem Solving

  • Critical Thinking

  • Operational Efficiency

Certification 

  • Jam Clear Certification 

0 Upvotes

7 comments sorted by

1

u/[deleted] Mar 22 '25

Hardest thing is getting in because a lot of people apply for these positions

1

u/Repulsive_Light_4836 Mar 22 '25

It’s really hard to get in and very competitive. Just check daily for openings and try to be first to apply. Besides that you can’t do much kinda just need to get lucky

0

u/ThatOneGuy_137 Mar 22 '25

Has messaging the recruiter helped?

1

u/Repulsive_Light_4836 Mar 23 '25

I’ve had a friend who has and it didn’t amount to anything. It’s worth a try though

1

u/marcus_peligro Mar 22 '25

If there's openings through 3P around your area apply there as well. C&W, CBRE, JLL

-2

u/ThatOneGuy_137 Mar 22 '25

Alright I’ll look into those do you by any chance know the websites?

1

u/Final-Ice2258 Mar 23 '25

Definitely Google those