Amazon announces hiring for 1,000 new positions in Colombia
Available jobs include customer service agents in English, Portuguese and Spanish, team managers, solution architects, and program and business managers.
The new collaborators will reinforce the service that Amazon provides to its customers around the world. Bloomberg
The American e-commerce company Amazon.com, Inc. announced that it will create more than 1,000 new positions in Colombia with the aim of reinforcing its customer service in the world through new collaborators, especially 24/7 service for North America and South America.
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Available positions include customer service agents in English, Portuguese and Spanish, team managers, solution architects, and program and business managers. These are permanent and temporary jobs, as well as opportunities to work from home, with a variety of hours and locations. Those interested can apply at amazon.jobs .
"Since we opened our first operation in 2018, we have hired more than 600 agents specialized in providing the world-class service that characterizes Amazon," said Alejandro Filloy, director of Customer Service for Latin America.
Flavia Santoro, president of Procolombia, celebrated the new Amazon announcement and said that "this is the type of investment that we promote for the country, which is committed to training and developing our talent and becomes important engines for job creation and opportunities ”.
Amazon highlighted through a statement that in its hiring it offers competitive salaries and a complete package of benefits that includes private medical and dental insurance from the first day for those profiles that qualify. The company also offers extended maternity and paternity leave and virtual positions, it also promises "an excellent work environment with opportunities for growth and professional development."
The company cited the testimony of a Colombian Amazon worker who said he felt lucky to be a manager in the virtual Customer Service team in Bogotá. "I enjoy working from home and the travel time that I save I invest in my family and myself," he said.
“Our team is getting bigger and bigger and stands out for the exceptional talent we have found in Colombia. The new collaborators will allow us to enhance our ability to continue helping clients around the world ”, highlighted Filloy.
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