Retail Lead Associate (Reduced-Time) – Customer Experience Ops

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Amazon is seeking a Retail Lead Associate (Reduced-Time) in Huntsville, AL. The role supports Customer Experience Operations and leads on-floor activities, with a focus on customer delight and process improvements.

Average weekly hours are 30–39, with open availability 14:45–21:15. Starting pay is $18.05 per hour, plus benefits. Applicants should be able to lift up to 49 pounds and work nights, weekends, and holidays.

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