Summary
Leonardo Stedile is a product and engineering leader with 13 years of experience driving large-scale technology modernizations across transportation, logistics, and aviation, currently heading Capacity Planning and Material Flow Optimization at Amazon. He builds and scales decision-support tools and discrete-event simulations used across 100+ sites to optimize capacity, labor, and material flow, blending hands-on engineering rigor with strategic program leadership. Previously he led process engineering and simulation for North American sort centers and ran tech transformation engagements at Oliver Wyman, where he coordinated cross-functional teams of consultants, developers, and SMEs. A Princeton-educated computer scientist and physicist with early open-source and database integration experience, he pairs deep analytical grounding with a knack for turning complex operational assumptions into validated, deployable systems. Notably, he combines standards and playbooks work with simulation-driven design, enabling faster post-launch stabilization and measurable productivity gains.
14 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
BSE, Study Abroad program, Computer Science, BSE, Study Abroad program, Computer Science at ETH Zürich
BSE, Computer Science, Physics, Finance, Cum Laude, BSE, Computer Science, Physics, Finance, Cum Laude at Princeton University
English, Portuguese, German, Spanish