EXL: Operations Research Engineer - Bengaluru, India

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Posted Jul 30, 2026

EXL: Operations Research Engineer - Bengaluru, India

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Come build Optimization tools for Amazon Supply Chain. Our Research team builds decision support tools for supply chain processes across multiple countries. We are looking for an Operations Research Engineer develop of our labor optimization models using Mixed Integer Programming, Linear Programming or Heuristic search. This engineer, will work closely with our program partners to define business requirements, build data pipeline, write optimization code and deep dive on solution quality.

Basic qualifications

  1. 2+ years of experience in field of Optimization building Linear Programming, Mixed Integer Programming models.
  2. Experience with commercial solvers like Gurobi, FICO Xpress or IBM CPLEX
  3. Programming experience with at least one software programming language. Python preferred
  4. Basic knowledge of SQL

Preferred qualifications

  1. Excellence in technical communication with peers and non-technical cohorts who may be remote
  2. Ability to tackle big, incompletely specified problems and resolve ambiguity in the customer’s favor.
  3. Ability to drive consensus within a team and influence outcomes in significant technical decision-making.

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