• $46 billion+ contributed to New York's economy
    We’ve invested more than $52.3 billion in New York, including infrastructure and compensation. These investments support jobs across fulfillment centers and corporate offices, empower small business owners, and strengthen communities through partnerships statewide.
  • 47,5000 full- and part-time employees
    From fulfillment center positions to corporate roles, to delivery opportunities, and Whole Foods Markets, we offer career paths for diverse skill sets and experiences.
  • 33,000 indirect jobs supported
    Jobs have been created for small businesses, delivery partners, contractors, and vendors, like Delivery Service Partners and their drivers who deliver for New Yorkers everyday.
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4 ways Amazon is investing in New York

Amazon's investments are boosting the Empire State's economy while creating opportunities for New Yorkers.

Amazon in your community
Amazon delivery worker with package next to autonomous vehicle on city street
Through alternative delivery models (such as on-foot, Amazon Hub Delivery and e-bikes), Amazon packages reach customers in big cities.
Two hands boxing up an Amazon Pharmacy order for same day delivery.
Same-Day Delivery will expand to more than a dozen cities by the end of the year using environmentally friendly delivery vehicles, including e-bikes, electric vans, and drones.
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Cloud-connected coffee dispensers, giant holograms, and other cool applications of AWS fill this interactive and creative space.
Students at a NYC high school, working on laptop computers as they learn to code as part of the Amazon Future Engineer program.
Amazon Future Engineer brings new courses to all five of the city’s boroughs.
Unlocking opportunities for employees
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Amazon is committed to preparing people for the future of work through comprehensive education and training programs. Our initiatives help both employees and the broader workforce develop skills for in-demand jobs.
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Average total compensation is now over $30 per hour when you include elected benefits.
Young man in protective gear posing in front of warehouse shelving.
The Amazon Leadership Liftoff program helped this new manager build confidence in his leadership role at a fulfillment center.
A photo of an Amazon employee taking an online course on desktop and laptop devices.
Over 425,000 Amazon employees in the U.S. participated in a skills training program since 2019.