Amazon is one of the most data-driven companies in the world — and one of the largest employers of data analysts globally. From AWS cloud operations to Prime Video recommendations, advertising bidding systems to last-mile logistics, nearly every team at Amazon runs on data. If you're an analyst who wants to work at massive scale and see real business impact, Amazon is one of the most compelling places to build your career.
25 jobs found
Data Analyst, ReLo
Amazon.com Services LLC — Reading, Pennsylvania, United States
Business Intelligence Engineer II, CDR Pillar 1 Strategy and DX
Amazon — Austin, Texas, United States
Business Intelligence Engineer II, OpsTech IT, OTS Anchor Team
Amazon — Austin, Texas, United States
Business Intelligence Engineer, WWPS Tech Team Ops
Amazon — Arlington, Virginia, United States
Business Intelligence Engineer, Amazon Autos
Amazon — Sunnyvale, California, United States
Senior Business Intelligence Engineer, Amazon Customer Service
Amazon — Seattle, Washington, United States
Business Intelligence Engineer, Accounting
Amazon — Seattle, Washington, United States
Risk Analyst
Amazon — Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Business Intelligence Engineer, Supply Chain Innovation, Bulk Fulfillment
Amazon — Bellevue, Washington, United States
Sernior Financial Analyst, North America Stores Fixed Marketing
Amazon — Seattle, Washington, United States
What You Need to Know
Amazon data analyst roles span an enormous range of business lines: AWS (cloud infrastructure and cost analytics), Amazon Advertising (campaign performance and audience analytics), Operations and Supply Chain (fulfillment center efficiency, delivery routing), Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods (grocery and retail analytics), Prime Video (content performance and subscriber analytics), and Alexa/devices (voice and hardware analytics). Common tools across Amazon teams include SQL (Redshift, Athena, Hive), Python, R, QuickSight, and Tableau. Many senior analyst roles require familiarity with Amazon's internal BI tooling. Data analyst salaries at Amazon typically range from $95,000 for entry-level BA/analyst positions to $145,000+ for senior analysts, with a significant portion of total compensation coming from RSU stock grants. Amazon is headquartered in Seattle, WA with major analytics hubs in Seattle, New York, Austin, and Nashville. The company operates on a 16 Leadership Principles culture, and analyst interviews typically emphasize data-driven decision making and structured problem solving with the STAR method.