Over 500 permanent job offers throughout Italy, more than 9,000 open positions in Europe, about 300 individual coaching sessions and several meetings with Italian and international experts. These are the pillars that will animate the next September 16th Amazon’s European Career Day. The international event of the American giant will make a stop for the first time in Italy with the aim of helping those looking for work and those who want to change jobs to chart their own professional path.
Amazon Career Day is open to all who register on the site amazoncareerday.com by 10 September and promises to be full of job opportunities, training and guidance. The event will allow users to first discover the details in detail 500 job offers just announced by Amazon in Italy. These are positions that involve different areas of the company, from corporate offices in Milan to technology development centers, from data centers to logistics. Right now, Amazon is looking for different profiles such as engineers, computer scientists, software developers, sales and marketing accounts, administrative managers. These new positions are aimed at people with all levels of experience, education, background and professionalism, be they beginner or more experienced profiles.
During the event will be proposed (until all reservations) also 300 individual career coaching sessions, in which Amazon recruiters will be available to give useful tips and advice on how to effectively deal with the process of finding a new job, review your resume and find out in more detail the profiles that Amazon is looking for today in Italy. Furthermore, it will be possible to apply for the more than 9,000 open positions throughout Europe, where Amazon has created about 175,000 permanent jobs (12,500 are currently employed in Italy), to which another 40,000 workers should be added this year.
That’s not all because in the wake of the fil rouge of the event (“Track your path”), the participants of the Career Day will have the opportunity to understand how Amazon works and meet some of its leading Italian and international figures. Through the testimony of Amazon managers, human resources experts and industry leaders, the event will seek to help viewers understand how to best approach present and future work challenges. Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon, will offer advice on how to best start your career path, while it will be Mariangela Marseglia, vice president and country manager Amazon.it and Amazon.es, who will offer a photograph of what it means to work at Amazon today and what its guiding values are.
“The global job market is experiencing an unstoppable revolution and among the challenges of the post-pandemic is the investment in digital skills to be accompanied by the increasingly important soft skills – underlines Marseglia – We have been focusing on Italy for over ten years. This first edition of Career Day, having already hired 12,500 permanent employees and the continuous investments are proof of this. The choice to present the Career Day in this period has an important symbolic value confirming our commitment to the growth of the country “.
Zameer Rayani, principal recruiter and strategic advisor for Amazon, will offer some practical advice on how to stand out in an Amazon interview, revealing the types of questions most frequently asked by the company’s interviewers. Guests will also find out what happens after clicking on the Amazon.it site and there will be room for a three-way dialogue on the work of the future, which will be moderated by Riccardo Luna, director of Italian Tech, and which will see the involvement of career coach Silvia Vianello, Davide Dattoli, CEO of Talent Garden and Simone Severini, director of Quantum Computing for Amazon Web Services.
The positions opened by Amazon in Italy naturally also include those related to logistics, an increasingly strategic area for the e-commerce supply chain. “With this further boost in hiring, the company is also looking for new figures in our logistics centers where we offer opportunities in a variety of roles, from operations managers, to engineers, to positions in human resources, security and IT – explains Marco Ferrara, head of Delivery Service Provider Amazon Logistics – We are present in Italy with over 50 offices and in these weeks two new distribution centers and sorting depots will come into operation. The possibilities are many, for profiles of any level “.
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