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    We’ve invested more than $70 million in Wyoming, including infrastructure and compensation. These investments support jobs across fulfillment centers and corporate offices, empower small-business owners, and strengthen communities through partnerships statewide.
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    From delivery station positions to Whole Foods Market roles, we offer career paths for diverse skill sets and experiences.
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    We invest in the success of Wyoming entrepreneurs, artisans, and small businesses. When they thrive, our customers benefit. In 2025, small- and medium-sized businesses in Wyoming achieved $225,000 in average sales, with independent sellers selling more than 22 million items in Amazon’s store.
Stories we think you’ll like
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Amazon invests more than $1.5 billion in higher pay for U.S. core operations employees, alongside new benefits designed to help our teammates’ money go further.
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In 2025, Amazon extended its free home food delivery commitment through 2028 to help millions of families access food.
Two of Maven's co-founders stand with their outdoor optics gear in an open field in Lander, Wyoming.
Facing a buyout that would force them to move, the founders of Maven decided they’d rather build a local company to support their community, using Amazon’s tools to scale nationwide.
An image of bison walking around a truck making Amazon deliveries in Yellowstone National Park.
Hop on a special over-snow vehicle and trek through Yellowstone National Park as Amazon delivers to customers at Old Faithful in Wyoming.
Unlocking opportunities
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One year in, Amazon’s $2.5B Future Ready 2030 commitment is reaching students, employees, and career changers, with $1B for Career Choice and new pathways.
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Skills-based programs offered through Career Choice are designed to provide Amazon employees with a unique path to a new career in high-demand industries.
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For many employees, Amazon offers healthcare starting on day one of employment, along with mental health and well-being resources, cancer support, and 24/7 access to medical advice.
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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.