Amazon Supply Chain and Logistics

Jatin Kamnani

Author: Jatin Kamnani

Jatin Kamnani is a Software Development Engineer at Amazon who architects and ships production systems at the intersection of large-scale distributed computing and applied AI. He built ALAP (Automated Labor Assumptions Platform) from the ground up — a serverless platform that now powers labor planning across Amazon's entire North America Sort Center network of 100+ facilities, processing thousands of parallel computations weekly and driving the organization toward fully autonomous, "hands-off-the-wheel" planning. He also designs AI-native conversational assistants that combine LLM orchestration, real-time tool execution, and hierarchical reasoning to give operations teams natural language access to complex planning data. His systems span the full depth of the stack: high-throughput data services sustaining thousands of requests per second at peak, event-driven orchestration engines, cross-service integrations with labor optimization models, and responsive web platforms — consistently turning ambiguous, manual processes into automated, intelligent platforms that operate at network scale. He is based in Seattle, WA.

Automating Amazon ATS Labor Planning with Serverless AWS

Amazon manages one of the world’s most complex logistics networks, with 100+ middle mile sortation centers across North America processing millions of packages daily. Behind every package movement is a labor plan — planning for over 100k associates annually, determining week by week how many are needed, when they should work, and how to balance […]