1. Apply
To apply for an MBA role, you need at least three years of relevant work experience after finishing your undergraduate degree, but before starting the MBA program. Look for jobs that fit your interests and skills.
Amazon offers MBA students the chance to start big careers with endless opportunities. We know finding the right internship or full-time job is just as important as finding a company where you can thrive.
Employees share a little bit about working at Amazon.
Learn about our MBAs’ career paths and experiences and our culture of empowerment.
Amazon Japan is looking for high-potential leaders who are ready to start their journey with us.
Learn about the Amazon Pathways Leadership Development Program.
The AWS HR Leadership Development Program (HRLDP) helps MBA and master’s graduates with high potential through a three-year full-time rotation.
Finance Leadership Development Programs (FLDPs) are full-time finance jobs. They use data and communication to provide partners and leaders with reliable, current information, making a global impact.
Pathways is a five-year program that trains MBA, master’s, and military graduates to become Amazon’s future managers and directors.
Marketing Managers (MMs) work on general, product, or functional marketing for different Amazon organizations (Amazon Music, Prime Video, Alexa Devices, Kindle, AWS, Prime, and more.)
Product Managers (PMs) create products that customers desire, can be built, and last over time. PMs work with many people to understand customer needs, the context, and what features the product needs.
Product Managers for Technology (PM-Ts) are responsible for a technical product from start to finish. PM-Ts work with engineers and business partners to create, launch, and grow tech products and services.
Process and Program Managers (PGMs) are like internal consultants. They design and launch improvements for different business challenges while solving complex issues in areas like operations, supply chain, and demand planning.
Vendor Managers (VMs) monitor industry trends and are responsible for the profit and loss. They decide what to sell, find growth solutions, and work with teams to give customers the best experience.
To apply for an MBA role, you need at least three years of relevant work experience after finishing your undergraduate degree, but before starting the MBA program. Look for jobs that fit your interests and skills.
If our recruiting team wants to move forward, you’ll be asked to do an Online Assessment (OA). It puts you in real Amazon situations so we can learn more about you.
Amazon interviews focus on past experiences to assess your potential performance. Interviewers ask about specific situations and then follow up with additional questions.
After your interview, our team will let you know your result within five business days. If you get an offer, it’ll include the location, benefits, and start date.
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Europe, Middle East, and Africa
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Latin America
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Puerto Rico
At Amazon, we work with smart, passionate people who are building products and services every day on behalf of our customers.
Diverse and inclusive teams have a positive impact on our products and services, and help us better serve customers, employees, and community members.
We’re making big, bold commitments in sustainability because it’s a win all around. It’s good for business, the planet, our customers, and our communities.
Our inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers. We not only celebrate the diversity of our workforce, but we also celebrate the diverse ways we work.