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Due to the Russian Server Localization Law, Amazon can no longer accept online applications from Russian residents. If you are interested in applying for a role at Amazon, please follow the steps below. Print the following items: • Resume, please ensure your resume includes your full name, email and phone number. • You must include the list of jobs you would like to apply to. Be sure to include the job title and job ID or you will not be considered. • Print the job applications(s) relevant to the country of where the job is located. (If the country you wish to apply to is not listed, please send in your resume and the list of positions you would like to apply to.) • • • • • • • • • • • • Physically mail them to: Amazon Development Centre India Pvt. Ltd Floors L6, Building No. H03, Avance Business Hub, Phoenix Infocity Private Limited, IT/ITES SEZ, Survey No 30(P), 34(P), 35(P) & 38(P), Gachibowli Village, Serilingampally Mandal, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500081 India. You may also fax them to:+1 (206) 266-9736 If your qualifications match the job qualifications, an Amazon recruiting team member will contact you.

Working at Amazon What unites Amazon employees across teams and geographies is that we're all striving to delight our customers and make their lives easier. The scope and scale of our mission drives us to seek diverse perspectives, be resourceful, and navigate through ambiguity. Inventing and delivering things that were never thought possible isn't easy, but we embrace this challenge every day. By working together on behalf of our customers, we're building the future one innovative product, service, and idea at a time. Are you ready to embrace the challenge? Come build the future with us.

David Wallace, The Republic | azcentral.com Amazon's new 1.2 million-square-foot facility, its largest distribution center in the nation , will create more than 800 jobs to the east Valley. The "storage and distribution center," the first of its kind in the state, will have its grand opening Friday, and promises to make remote shopping a little easier for people throughout metro Phoenix. The facility, focused on housing third-party businesses’ stock items sold on Amazon’s website, is located along Elliot and Hawes roads in Mesa. Rodney Huffman, the general manager of the center, has worked for Amazon for more than a decade and has seen how the company’s presence has grown in metro Phoenix and more specifically on the west side of Maricopa County. As a longtime resident of the east Valley, he’s looking forward to building Amazon’s presence there. He knew Amazon’s growth would reach Mesa because of the investment happening around Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Large centers like this new one need to build from the ground up in undeveloped areas to accommodate the scope of work and storage, Huffman said. The center has started operations but likely won’t be fully operational until August when hiring is done. Jobs at new facility: Huffman said he’s in the middle of a hiring blitz to fill the 800 to 900 jobs that are available. At full capacity, the center could employ up to 1,300 workers. The average pay will range from $15 to $21 an hour, depending on experience and shift. A l...

Amazon has hourly jobs for everyone. Join one of the many teams that are the dedicated workforce bringing smiles to our customers every day – an Amazon Associate. Choose from a variety of roles, most with shifts and schedules that work with your life, so find the one that’s right for you and begin your Amazon journey today.

As Amazon has grown over the years, it’s always been important to us to call the city of Seattle our home. We moved into South Lake Union more than ten years ago, and we’re more excited than ever to be a part of this vibrant landscape. Our urban campus spans into downtown Seattle, and our employees love being in the heart of the city. With museums, great local food, shopping, and more just a walk – or bike ride – away, working at Amazon means the best Seattle has to offer is always right at your fingertips. In 2013, we added 420,000 square feet of new headquarters space in Seattle and broke ground on what will become four city blocks and several million square feet of new construction. It is a fact that we could have saved money by instead building in the suburbs, but for us, it was important to stay in the city. Urban campuses are much greener. Our employees are able to take advantage of existing communities and public transit infrastructure, with less dependence on cars. We’re investing in dedicated bike lanes to provide safe, pollution free, easy access to our offices. Many of our employees can live nearby, skip the commute altogether, and walk to work. Campus amenities Over 40 office buildings make up our Seattle headquarters, and each building represents a part of Amazon history. Throughout our headquarters, there are mother’s rooms, prayer rooms, locker rooms, phone booths (for a bit of quiet space), roof decks with grills, game rooms, and more. Mostly all buildings ...