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Where fashion photography comes to life
A day at the Amazon Fashion Studio, one of the largest of its kind in Europe. See inside via 360 photo. -
Behind the wheel: Yorkshire logistics business finds route to success
In search of independence, James and Rebecca Hall set up their own logistics company in Tadcaster with just a handful of drivers. Today, they work with a pool of hundreds of self-employed drivers to delight customers all over the UK. -
We design your watching experience: the faces behind the Prime Video app
They love coding, experimenting with new ideas and, obviously, watching good TV. Sven, Silvia, Kam and Andy are part of a team of engineers and developers based in our Shoreditch development centre. Their mission? Constantly improving the way customers enjoy Prime Video. -
Gardener in the summer, associate in the winter
Successfully balancing a seasonal business: every year, at the end of summer, John Sheerin leaves his gardening activity to join forces with Amazon associates in Doncaster’s FC and delight customers over Christmas. -
Amazon’s most extreme delivery
In “the land of high passes,” the challenges are as vast as the landscape. -
The Beard Brothers
The power of three: how Leicester-based brothers Keval Dattani, Kunal Dattani and Savan Dattani became the Big Brothers of facial hair grooming and found global success with their 100% British start-up -
How much does Amazon love dogs? Just ask one of the 6,000 pups that “work” here.
When it comes to company culture, Amazon is barking up the right tree. -
Behind the scenes with X-Ray
Find out about the feature that lets users access actor bios, trivia, bonus videos and photos, and more directly on screen. -
With Pride
Diversity as a resource: proudly introducing Glamazon, the Amazon affinity group dedicated to LGBTQ+ employees and allies. Together, they help make Amazon a more open and inclusive workplace every day. -
Five things you may not know about Dash Buttons
Pia Ambardar, Head of Business Development for Dash Europe, brings you five interesting facts about Dash technologies. -
From actress to Amazon: Pia Ambardar on career change and finding the job you love
On bold bets, childhood dreams and innovating on behalf of customers: a conversation with Pia Ambardar, Head of Business Development for Dash Europe. -
Virtual reality with guts: British startup unlocks the magic of science for children
Using augmented reality technologies to make science more accessible and fun for children and adults alike is the mission of Curiscope, the startup founded by Brighton-based Ed Barton and Ben Kidd. Thanks to Amazon Launchpad, Curiscope is making kids all over the world fall in love with anatomy through its interactive t-shirts.
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