Amazon is seeking motivated individuals for its Network Development Engineer Apprenticeship Program, which offers 12 months of on-the-job training. Candidates should have a background in Network Engineering or a related STEM field, and the role involves end-to-end ownership of network architecture and design.

• Currently has, or is in the process of obtaining a bachelor’s degree in Network Engineering or related STEM field with a conferral date within the last 24 months or an expected conferral date of March 2026 - September 2026
• OR a graduate of Skillstorm, WA2VETS, or MSSA with a conferral date on or after 9/1/25 AND either a Bachelor’s Degree in a Network/IT related field OR 4+ years of equivalent Network/IT experience

• Have end to end ownership (architecture/design/scale) of current and newly developing networks
• Drive the scaling of current network designs to meet customer demand
• Work closely with internal customers on new solutions, bringing them from concept to public launch
• Create and update network standards and ensure adherence
• Collaborate with automation teams to define the toolchain
• Drive operational excellence projects to improve network performance and reliability
• Troubleshoot complex problems and develop innovative solutions
• Work with a wide range of complex technologies
• Review and implement changes on the network

• Employees at Amazon are often offered comprehensive health benefits—including multiple medical plan options (no pre-existing condition exclusions, 100% covered in-network preventive care), dental and vision plans, a 24/7 medical advice line from day one, expert second-opinion services, and broad mental-health support with several free counseling sessions (including pediatric). Financial wellness typically includes a 401(k) with company match (up to 2%), Restricted Stock Units (equity), FSAs, an emergency savings program, product and partner discounts, and even college-savings and home-purchase programs. Overall, the package is designed to support employees and their families’ health, finances, and day-to-day life.