Amazon Internships 2027

Amazon’s 2027 internship opportunities are offered through the Amazon University Talent and Amazon Jobs platforms. Rather than operating one single global internship programme with one eligibility criterion and deadline, Amazon publishes separate vacancies for individual teams, offices and countries.

Amazon’s official internships page lists opportunities across areas including AWS, Science, Software Development Engineering, Technical Engineering, Operations, MBA pathways and undergraduate non-technical roles. Current 2027 listings also include data science, marketing, product management, business development, operations, human resources and business intelligence positions.

Examples currently advertised include a Software Development Engineer Internship in London and Cambridge, a Data Science Internship in Seattle, 2027 Marketing Internships in France and Italy, and internships in locations such as Luxembourg.

The work is generally practical and project-based. Amazon states that interns can own projects, develop professional skills, build their network and receive mentorship from experienced employees. Strong performance may also lead to consideration for a graduate role or another internship.

Most of the current internships reviewed are full-time and office-based. For example, the UK Software Development Engineer role states that interns should expect to work in the office Monday to Friday for up to 40 hours per week, while Amazon’s Spain operations internships are explicitly fully on-site.

Eligibility is vacancy-specific. Applicants should therefore check the Basic Qualifications section of the exact role they want to apply for.

Common requirements across current 2027 listings include:

• Being enrolled in, completing or recently completing an undergraduate, Master’s, MBA or PhD programme, depending on the vacancy.
• Meeting the specific academic subject requirement of the role.
• Being available for the full internship period.
• Meeting any technical, analytical or professional skill requirements listed for the vacancy.
• Meeting the language requirements specified for the position.
• Meeting local work-authorisation or visa requirements.
• Being able to work at or relocate to the specified internship location where required.

Examples of role-specific eligibility:

• UK Software Development Engineer: Bachelor’s degree or above in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or a related field, plus programming and computer-science fundamentals.
• US Data Science: Master’s or PhD-level data science candidates with relevant data, modelling and programming experience.
• Product Manager Technical: Current MBA students graduating between December 2027 and June 2028.
• Marketing: Degree-level study in Marketing, Communications or a related field, with C1-level English required in current France and Italy listings.

Benefits vary considerably between roles and locations. Confirmed examples include:

• Competitive salary for many internship vacancies.
• Real-world project responsibility.
• Professional development.
• Manager and mentor support.
• Access to learning sessions and Amazon learning platforms.
• Networking with interns and Amazon professionals.
• Employee benefits where specified.
• Relocation support for some roles.
• Potential consideration for a graduate role or second internship after successful completion.

For example, Amazon’s current UK SDE listing advertises a competitive monthly salary, relocation support and employee benefits.

Amazon’s current Milan Marketing Internship publishes a minimum gross base salary of €1,800 per month.

The current US Data Science internship in Seattle lists annualised starting pay of US$102,935, while actual internship compensation should be understood according to the individual offer and internship period.

The exact application requirements vary by vacancy, but applicants should normally be prepared to provide:

• CV/résumé.
• Educational information.
• Degree programme and expected graduation information.
• Contact details.
• Relevant skills and experience.
• Work-authorisation information where requested.
• Role-specific supporting information requested through Amazon Jobs.

Some technical or specialised roles may also require applicants to demonstrate programming, analytical, design, research or other relevant skills during the recruitment process.

There is no single selection rubric covering every Amazon internship.

Depending on the role, Amazon may assess:

• Relevant academic background.
• Technical or professional skills.
• Problem-solving ability.
• Analytical ability.
• Communication skills.
• Previous projects or experience.
• Role-specific technical knowledge.
• Behavioural competencies.
• Alignment with Amazon’s Leadership Principles.
• Performance during assessments and interviews.

• Gain real-world experience at a major global technology and commerce company.
• Work on projects with genuine business or technical impact.
• Explore roles across technology, data, science, marketing, business and operations.
• Receive mentorship and professional support.
• Build an international professional network.
• Develop role-specific technical and transferable skills.
• Gain exposure to large-scale products, systems and business operations.
• Potentially progress to another internship or graduate opportunity.