-
5 female tech superstars working at Amazon
After Women in Tech announced Amazon as winner of this year’s Female Tech Employer of the Year Award in July, we caught up with some of our female tech employees who are leading the way in their fields. -
Meet Amazon’s ergonomics expert, Raz Osman
We speak to Raz Osman about his experience as a health and safety manger at Amazon and the importance of ergonomics within the business. -
Amazon receives Gold Award in Ministry of Defence’s Employer Recognition Scheme
Amazon’s military veterans and reservists use their hard-earned skills, training and experience to deliver for our customers. -
How did Amazon celebrate Pride Month 2019?
Pride Month is always an exciting time at Amazon – and this year we had plenty on offer for LGBT+ employees and allies. -
Amazon named UK’s most popular employer by Glassdoor
Glassdoor, one of the world’s largest job and recruiting sites, published its inaugural report today on the UK’s most in-demand employers, with Amazon topping the ranking. -
What is a ‘Bar Raiser’ at Amazon?
Amazon is focused on hiring well, rather than hiring quickly. The Bar Raiser Programme is just one example of why our hiring process is unique. -
Find out how technical retraining can transform your career
We understand the importance of technical retraining – particularly for women looking to unlock exciting new careers in tech. Kate Koehn has already benefited and explains how. -
What is accessible design and why is it important?
Throughout May we were talking, thinking and learning about digital inclusion. Suzie Miller, Chair of Amazon’s People With Disabilities employee affinity group, explains why. -
Meet the veterans working at Amazon
Phil Davenport and Joe Haggis left the Armed Forces in search of a better work/life balance. Like hundreds of veterans and reservists, they have found a fresh start at Amazon. -
What does it take to be a Safety Manager for Amazon?
Safety Manager at Amazon's Fulfilment Centre in Tilbury, Diego Sabella, shares his story of working at Amazon. -
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. -
Amazon recognised as Female Tech Employer of the Year 2019
The award by Women in Tech, a leading careers and advice outlet, is in recognition of Amazon’s dedication to helping women succeed in the technology sector.
Load more
Visit a different Amazon site
