Operations Engineering Intern
Pubblicato il 19-09-2026 - Amazon in Milano
Operations Engineering Intern - start date Q1 2027
Job ID: 10541483 | Amazon Italia Transport Srl - E54
There’s a universe of opportunity at Amazon.
At Amazon, your career doesn’t follow a straight line. It accelerates, twists, and challenges you in ways you never expected. From the moment you join, you’re part of something big: building products or services that reach millions and shaping how people live, work, and connect every day. This is where your ideas turn into real impact.
You’ll work with world class tools, global platforms, and systems built to operate at an extraordinary scale. You’ll move fast, experiment and launch solutions that matter. With endless opportunities to explore across teams and roles, you’ll learn quickly, apply what you know and discover skills you didn’t know existed. This is an environment designed for builders who want to see the impact of their work in the world. Ready to start your adventure?
What’s in it for you? An internship at Amazon means real responsibility from day one. You’ll build, test,
and learn alongside people who want to see you succeed, while making an impact that reaches far beyond campus.
Key job responsibilities
As an Operations Engineer Intern, you could have the opportunity to join one of the following teams: Project Management, Change Management, People Management, Planning, Contracting Management, Infrastructure, Reliability Maintenance Engineering and more. You will work on a project with real impact within Amazon. This could include:
- Design, build, improve, and innovate order fulfilment infrastructure throughout the large-scale supply chain network.
- Manage, design, and implement small to medium scope integrated automation projects with system elements such as high-speed sortation, multiple conveyors, package lines, and/or robotic work cells.
- Develop alongside global teams to support the planning, installation and commission of new equipment, including project managing implementation of new processes.
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