Home Working With Us Jobs Students & Graduates Early Insights Contact Students & Graduates Graduate Positions Internships Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary Graduate Positions Every day we face unique challenges that involve millions of unique products and hundreds of millions of customers. To help solve these challenges, we need people who think a little differently. Graduate hires learn fast and have fun. We have multiple opportunities that will develop your functional expertise and offer the autonomy to make decisions, implement ideas and measure results. We'll guide your development, lend credibility to your ideas and support your solutions. It's what you'd expect from a company that shares your commitment to customers and your passion for innovation. Our graduate roles offer exceptional opportunities for you to grow your technical and non-technical skills by working on exciting and challenging projects. We firmly believe in 'learning on the job' and from day one you will be paired with engineers of all experience levels, working on exciting challenges at massive scale with colleagues who are passionate about technology. You’ll have the chance to really make a difference to our business by inventing, enhancing and building world class websites and systems to deliver amazing results. Our 2020 graduate opportunities are now available, please see below. Graduate roles elsewhere in the UK are available here. Internships Interning at Amazon is a great way to develop your professional skills and learn about our company culture. During your internship, you will own the strategy and execution of one or multiple projects that impact our customers. To help support your growth and ability to deliver on your project, all interns will benefit from skill-development training, cohort-based learning environments, mentorship and peer-delivered presentations. At Amazon, everyone plays a part in building innovative solutions for customers. Whether you're a full-time expert or an intern, you will become part of a team that's driving day-to-day decisions and long-term strategy. Our 2020 internships are now available here, intern and graduate roles elsewhere in the UK are available here. 2022 Applied Science Internship - Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Recommender Systems, Reinforcement Learning UX Design Internship - Edinburgh 2022 Security Engineer Intern – Edinburgh 2022 Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary The Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary aims to help young women from less advantaged backgrounds fulfil their ambitions of a career in innovation and technology. The bursary is awarded to six students annually in universities in cities where we have a tech Development Centre, including the University of Edinburgh, King’s College London and Churchill College at the University of Cambridge. All students are on courses that focus on high-tech innovation, including Electronic Engineering, Robotics & Intelligent Systems, and Computer Science. In addition to providing financial support the students will be mentored by a female Amazon employee who works in the software space, on careers advice, CV building, and interview training. The students will also have the opportunity to apply for an internship at the local Amazon development centre. The bursary aims to help break down barriers to women entering the UK’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) workforce with the objective of improving and diversifying the gender balance in the workplace. Doug Gurr, UK Country Manager, Amazon, commented: We want to foster the next generation of high-tech superstars in Britain and help people from all walks of life invent for the future. We hope that over time this new scheme will make a big difference to many young women who one day will become future leaders in innovation. The scheme originated in Edinburgh and has been running there for two years. Professor Johanna Moore, Chair of Artificial Intelligence and Head of School of Informatics, Edinburgh University said: We’ve been working with the team at Amazon for two years to bring the bursary scheme to our students, and we’re thrilled that it is extended beyond 2017. Students in the scheme have benefitted hugely, not only from Amazon’s financial support, but also from the opportunity to get experience and mentoring from professionals at the top of their game. Katie Worton, aged 19 from Roslin, who is studying Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science is one of the students supported. She said: I’ve always dreamt of forging a career in a field that’s cutting edge and innovative and I value Amazon’s support. The scheme has given me the chance to grow thanks to real-life, hands-on experience during my placement at Amazon’s Development Centre in Edinburgh. It’s a fantastic programme, and I’d encourage any young woman who wants to explore a career in innovation to apply. Learn more about the AWE Bursary © 2021 Amazon Development Centre Scotland