- We’ve invested more than $55 billion in New Jersey since 2010, including infrastructure and compensation to employees, resulting in $60 billion+ contributed to the state’s economy, boosting GDP.
- From fulfillment center positions and delivery opportunities to corporate roles and Whole Foods Markets roles, we offer career paths for diverse skill sets and experiences.
- From a single lice-prevention product sold door-to-door to a projected $20 million business, New Jersey entrepreneurs are leveraging Amazon's brand protection tools and logistics network to grow and protect their brands.
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Amazon's investments are boosting the Garden State's economy while creating opportunities for New Jersey residents.
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