# Virtual jobs, real peace of mind

*Amazon's part-time Virtual Customer Service roles offer military spouses and others job opportunities no matter where they're located. *

Six years ago, my life changed. Again. My husband, a U.S. Army medic, was relocated to Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state and we moved our family from central California up the West Coast where I had no job or family.

Relocating at a moment’s notice to serve our country is part of the life we signed up for, and I wouldn’t change a thing, but I’m the first to recognize it also has its challenges.

![ A woman wears a headset while looking at two computer monitors.](https://assets.aboutamazon.com/dims4/default/99cea0e/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2100x1380+0+0/resize/767x504!/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fassets.aboutamazon.com%2Fe4%2F29%2Fd42d1d5c4c5f8f38ebec6d78ccc1%2Fgeneric-customersupport-sabrinat-001.jpg)

It’s a similar story to thousands of other military families across the U.S. That’s why I feel fortunate to be part of a company that appreciates and values the skills of military veterans and spouses. As a customer service team lead for Amazon’s Virtual Customer Service, I spend every day talking to new people and building relationships with my team. Despite not having a physical office, I enjoy a sense of community and camaraderie with my peers around the country who also work from home. 

I am so excited to know that Amazon has virtual and part-time roles across its customer fulfillment network over the next year. These roles offer military spouses like me and countless others employment opportunities no matter where they are located.

I encourage interested candidates to visit [www.amazondelivers.jobs](http://www.amazondelivers.jobs/) to learn more or apply online for a virtually-located role.

*Originally published April 6, 2017.*