10 AWS supply chain leaders
Head of Supply Chain Management, Director of Supply Chain Operations, Director, ML Supply Strategy and Execution and Head of DataCenter Supply Chain and Procurement are among the titles held today by these ten AWS supply chain leaders. A reader can learn how supply chain leaders work at AWS from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
Dan Hoffman
LinkedInExperience: Director of Supply Chain Operations · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Dan Hoffman has been Director of Supply Chain Operations at Amazon Web Services (AWS) since November 2019, based in Edmonds, Washington, and describes managing a global organization driving supply chain and transportation solutions across AWS. Dan Hoffman was Sr Manager Transportation at AWS from 2017 to 2019 and Director Global Supply Chain at Global Designs from 2011 to 2013.
Jason Lee
LinkedInExperience: Head of Global Procurement and Supply Chain - Power Generation and Transformation · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Jason Lee has been Head of Global Procurement and Supply Chain - Power Generation and Transformation at Amazon Web Services (AWS) since February 2023, based in Seattle, Washington. Jason Lee was Head of Global Supply Chain - Power and Cooling (2021 to 2023), Manager, Global Supply Management (2019 to 2021) and Sr Global Supply Manager (2018 to 2019) at Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Kimberley Hagerty
LinkedInExperience: Former Chief Supply Chain Systems & Planning · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Kimberley Hagerty is a former AWS supply chain leader who was Chief Supply Chain Systems & Planning at Amazon Web Services (AWS) from May 2025 to July 2026, and Head of the Americas: Supply Chain, Transportation & Logistics at AWS from 2020 to 2023. Kimberley Hagerty has been Vice President Global SC Materials & Planning at Vertiv since September 2026, based in Seattle, Washington.
Luis Padilla
LinkedInExperience: Director of Supply Chain & Procurement, Servers and Networking · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Luis Padilla has been Director of Supply Chain & Procurement, Servers and Networking at Amazon Web Services (AWS) since July 2014, based in the Greater Seattle Area. Luis Padilla was Principal, Procurement AWS Infrastructure at AWS from 2012 to 2014 and Senior Global Commodity Manager, DRAM Memory at Dell Technologies from 2007 to 2012.
Miriam Park
LinkedInExperience: Former Director, Infrastructure Supply Chain and Procurement · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Miriam Park is a former AWS supply chain leader who was Director, Infrastructure Supply Chain and Procurement at Amazon Web Services (AWS) from 2018 to 2021, based in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area. Miriam Park held Director, University Programs (2014 to 2016 and 2017 to 2018) and Director, Assessment & University Programs (2016 to 2017) roles at Amazon, and was Director of Fulfillment at Amazon from 2012 to 2014.
Muthu Ethirajan
LinkedInExperience: Head of DataCenter Supply Chain and Procurement · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Muthu Ethirajan has been Head of DataCenter Supply Chain and Procurement at Amazon Web Services (AWS) since January 2022, based in Austin, Texas. Muthu Ethirajan was Senior Director Supply Chain, Infrastructure Solutions Group at Dell Technologies from 2021 to 2022, and Senior Director, Enterprise Storage & Networking, World Wide Procurement at Dell Technologies from 2020 to 2021.
Nityanath Vaidya
LinkedInExperience: Director, AWS Global Infrastructure Supply Chain Product and Planning · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Nityanath Vaidya has been Director, AWS Global Infrastructure Supply Chain Product and Planning at Amazon Web Services (AWS) since February 2021, based in the Greater Phoenix Area. Nityanath Vaidya was Director, Central Operations, Product and Operations (2018 to 2021) and Director, West Region Operations (2015 to 2017) at Amazon, and Supply Chain Program Manager at Amazon from 2009 to 2011.
Omri Margalit
LinkedInExperience: Head of Supply Chain Management · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Omri Margalit has been Head of Supply Chain Management at Amazon Web Services (AWS) since June 2025, based in Bellevue, Washington, and describes running global supply chain for hyperscale infrastructure with an organization across planning, manufacturing, logistics and lifecycle. Omri Margalit was Senior Supply Chain Manager (2022 to 2025) and Senior Product Manager (2021 to 2022) at Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Svetlana Anikeeva
LinkedInExperience: Director, ML Supply Strategy and Execution · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Svetlana Anikeeva has been Director, ML Supply Strategy and Execution at Amazon Web Services (AWS) since March 2025, based in the Greater Seattle Area. Svetlana Anikeeva also lists Sr Manager, Global ML supply strategy, planning, and delivery (since 2023) and Sr Manager, Infrastructure TPM AMER East (since 2020) rows at AWS, and was Director, Head of PMO, Physical Infrastructure at Oracle in 2020.
Tim Peters
LinkedInExperience: Director, Business Operations and Supply Planning (Annapurna Labs) · Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Tim Peters has been Director, Business Operations and Supply Planning (Annapurna Labs) at Amazon Web Services (AWS) since 2021, based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Tim Peters was Lead Product Manager, Connectivity at Meta from 2019 to 2021, Chief Executive Officer at LIFX from 2015 to 2019 and Senior Director, Product Management at Qualcomm from 2011 to 2015.
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's area, such as supply planning, supply chain operations, data center equipment or servers and networking, to the question you need answered. Check whether each person's AWS role is current or ended to judge how recent their view of the work is.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01Which parts of the supply chain took up most of your time in your AWS role, and how did you set priorities?
- 02How did you work with engineering, data center and finance colleagues when supply and demand did not match?
- 03What experience from your earlier career turned out to matter most in the role, and what surprised you?
Reaching AWS supply chain leaders
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About this directory
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