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CEO of Code First: Girls joins Women@ for Changemaker Chat
Amali de Alwis joined members of Amazon Women@ for a talk on how women can forge exciting careers -
TechWomen100 Awards Winners Revealed
Amazon's Software Development Engineer Marija Pinkute wins a TechWomen100 award -
Announcing our 2018 Financial Times Champions of Women in Business winners
We are delighted that three of Amazon’s diversity and inclusion champions have been recognised amongst the country’s leading champions of Women in Business. -
In conversation with Dame Athene Donald: Driving gender equality in the workplace
Dame Athene Donald, Professor of Experimental Physics and Master of Churchill College at the University of Cambridge, kicked off a new season of the external speaker series at the Amazon Development Centre in Cambridge this week. -
Scotland Women in Technology Awards is now open for nominations
For the second year running, we are delighted to be headline supporters of the Scotland Women in Technology to recognise tech talent across the country. -
When Fatima met Zing: International Women's Day
Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary recipient Fatima Benkhaled interviews leading journalist and author Zing Tsjeng for International Women’s Day. -
Recognising the achievements of women working in IT
AWS sponsored the Women in IT Awards this year to recognise the outstanding innovation achieved by women in the IT industry. -
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. -
Recognising Scottish female tech talent
The Scotland Women in Technology Awards, backed by Amazon and JP Morgan, champion and celebrate women, and the companies and networks around them, who are achieving success in the technology industry in Scotland. -
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. -
Meet Claire: one of three women selected for the Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary
Claire Doherty is one of three women in the UK to be selected for our Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary, which provides funding for up to four years of university as well as access to an Amazon mentor, to encourage women to pursue a STEM career. -
Astrophysicist finds a new career at the Edinburgh Development Centre
Árdís Elíasdóttir was born in Iceland and earned an Astrophysics PhD in Denmark before joining Amazon in Edinburgh. She now works as a Machine Learning Scientist and is enjoying life in the Scottish capital.
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