The principal research scientist shares lessons learned during her life journey from a small farm to working on optimizing Amazon’s distribution network.Read More
New method for “editing” fabricated chips enables more-efficient designs
Reducing the energy of ion beams used for editing eliminates the need for “sacrificial” areas between electrical components and improves precision.Read More
Luxembourg
Scientists in Luxembourg solve problems for our global customers and collaborate with teams worldwide. Much of the work in Luxembourg is focused on surfacing the right products to Amazon retail customers and delivering them as efficiently as possible.Read More
London and Cambridge
Scientists in London and nearby Cambridge work on Amazon experiences including Amazon retail, Prime Video, Alexa, Ring, Halo, Echo Show, and others.Read More
Edinburgh
Scientists in Edinburgh conduct research related to a variety of Amazon products and experiences, including machine learning, talent recruitment, and other consumer-facing services. Scientists here focus on real-world problems and own solutions end-to-end, from research to production.Read More