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How Amazon Alexa is helping children learn to code
As part of our commitment to promoting the diverse range of exciting careers available for young people in STEM, Amazon’s UK head office opened its doors to the next generation of innovators and inventors. -
Robot challenge sparks pupils’ passion for tech careers
With robot designs ranging from a futuristic alarm clock to a medicine dispensing bot and a gadget to help blind people read, pupils have been busy getting creative at Amazon’s Development Centre in Scotland. -
Inspiring thousands of future innovators with our ‘Camp Amazon’ STEM workshops during British Science Week
Over 1,200 school children are taking part in our Camp Amazon STEM Workshops, held in partnership with British Science Association during British Science Week, to help inspire the next generation of innovators -
Our diverse economy needs innovative women
We are building on our existing diversity programmes to launch Amazon Amplify - a new programme designed to both further increase the number of women in tech and innovation roles across the UK business and help inspire the next generation of female innovators. -
Investing in the future of British talent
We’re announcing a new fully-funded apprenticeship programme, giving 1,000 new recruits and existing employees an exciting path to becoming Amazon’s future leaders, engineers and innovators. -
Retail's digital transformation
Speaking at the British Retail Consortium Annual Lecture, our UK Country Manager, Doug Gurr, identified five ways in which digital is transforming retail and called on the industry to work together to help prepare the UK for the future world of work. -
New investment in Dublin to create 1,000 new technology jobs in Ireland
Roles will be based in new 170,000 square foot site in Dublin, as well as North County Dublin, Blanchardstown, and Tallaght. -
Welcoming local school children to our development centre in Cambridge to learn about Prime Air
Our Prime Air teams in Cambridge are playing an important role building our future delivery system designed to safely get parcels to customers in 30 minutes or less using small unmanned aerial vehicles, also called drones. -
Boosting STEM education across Cambridge
Cambridge LaunchPad was originally developed to inspire a love and fascination of engineering, science and technology in young people, and help educate them about the exciting career opportunities that exist in STEM. -
How to inspire your children to pursue a career in tech
Ellie Trotter, Senior Product Manager at Amazon Development Centre, Scotland, gives her tips on getting more children into tech. -
Congratulations to Lauren Gemmell: TechWomen50 Award winner!
Lauren was selected for impressive work creating her own software engineering team as part of Amazon Registry Services, which at the time was a new product offering for Amazon. -
Congratulations to Lauren Kisser, everywoman in Retail’s ‘Ambassador of the Year’
Established in 1999, everywoman is a leading organisation in the advancement of women in business, with a presence in over 100 countries and a successful active network of over 20,000 members.
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