Amazon is the largest online retailer in the world. The Fortune 500 company offers traditional and e-books, household items, apparel, electronics, movies, music, and a vast selection of other products. Amazon employs more than 1 million people around the world and has offered part-time, flexible schedule, freelance, seasonal, temporary, and remote jobs in the past. In addition to corporate, fulfillment center, and university employment, Amazon maintains a work-from-home program designed to cater to international candidates eager and qualified to work remotely. Past jobs also include opportunities in account management, customer service, retail, and other career areas. Amazon allows its corporate teams to decide which model works best for them—in-office, hybrid, or fully remote—but typically requires associates to be "close enough to their core team to travel to the office within a day's notice." Furthermore, corporate employees are given the option to work fully remote from any location in their country for up to four weeks per year.

Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, who incorporated Amazon in 1994 as an online bookstore, continues to serve as chairman and president of what is now a content creator, ecommerce and publishing partner, development platform, and digital platform innovator. Named after the Amazon River, one of the largest rivers in the world, Amazon's mission is to become the world's cardinal customer company, where consumers can "find anything they might want to buy online." Furthermore, entrepreneurial individuals are invited to "make money with" Amazon, including opportunities to register a business, advertise products, self-publish, become a vendor, and sell products, apps, and services through its platform.

Special Note: This company utilizes pipeline listings in its hiring process. This means a single job posting can represent a substantial number of openings, potentially hiring hundreds or thousands of candidates for a single listing.

Amazon is the largest online retailer in the world. The Fortune 500 company offers traditional and e-books, household items, apparel, electronics, movies, music, and a vast selection of other products. Amazon employs more than 1 million people around the world and has offered part-time, flexible schedule, freelance, seasonal, temporary, and remote jobs in the past. In addition to corporate, fulfillment center, and university employment, Amazon maintains a work-from-home program designed to cater to international candidates eager and qualified to work remotely. Past jobs also include opportunities in account management, customer service, retail, and other career areas. Amazon allows its corporate teams to decide which model works best for them—in-office, hybrid, or fully remote—but typically requires associates to be "close enough to their core team to travel to the office within a day's notice." Furthermore, corporate employees are given the option to work fully remote from any location in their country for up to four weeks per year.

Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, who incorporated Amazon in 1994 as an online bookstore, continues to serve as chairman and president of what is now a content creator, ecommerce and publishing partner, development platform, and digital platform innovator. Named after the Amazon River, one of the largest rivers in the world, Amazon's mission is to become the world's cardinal customer company, where consumers can "find anything they might want to buy online." Furthermore, entrepreneurial individuals are invited to "make money with" Amazon, including opportunities to register a business, advertise products, self-publish, become a vendor, and sell products, apps, and services through its platform.

Special Note: This company utilizes pipeline listings in its hiring process. This means a single job posting can represent a substantial number of openings, potentially hiring hundreds or thousands of candidates for a single listing.