Amazon Career Day: Your future. Your opportunity. Your day.

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 September 16, 2020

Amazon

Amazon Career Day is a free, virtual event on Wednesday, September 16, 2020. This live, interactive experience is for all job seekers, regardless of your level of experience, professional field, or background – and whether you’re interested in working at Amazon or elsewhere.

Throughout this one-day event, you will have the opportunity to live stream fireside chats, panel discussions, and interviews with recruiting experts and industry leaders giving advice on how to help you land your next job. You’ll also have the chance to participate in a 1-on-1 career coaching session with an Amazon recruiter, and can use this time to get personalized advice on how to navigate the current job market.

Amazon employs more than 600,000 people across the U.S. – and we continue to hire. During Career Day, you will learn about the tens of thousands of jobs available at Amazon, as well as our unique company culture, and industry-leading employee benefits.

Click here to register for Amazon Career Day  

Hear from the experts

Through fireside chats, panel discussions, and a Q&A session, you will get practical insights and advice from a vast group of recruiting, HR, and industry leaders. Gain inspiration and career motivation by hearing how others have overcome professional setbacks and achieved success.

Get personalized career coaching

We are offering 20,000 1-on-1 career coaching sessions with Amazon recruiters who can help you improve your resume, share insider tips on expert job-searching techniques, and give advice to help you stand out in interviews. Space is limited – sign up today.

Join a breakout session

Interested in an hourly warehouse job or Software Development Engineer (SDE) role at Amazon? Join a breakout session to learn more. For warehouse jobs, we’ll discuss the application process and our company benefits. For SDEs, Amazon engineers will walk through a coding interview question.

 

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