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Grocery and Physical stores
Employees working on various retail technologies, including Amazon’s cashierless checkout software called Just Walk Out, its palm-based payment service and Dash smart carts were part of the layoffs. The unit was recently moved to Amazon’s cloud-computing division after previously being housed under its retail organization.
There were cuts in the Fresh stores and online grocery delivery businesses for people employed as program managers, store designers, supply chain managers and software engineers.
Amazon Go and Go Grocery cashierless convenience stores and supermarkets were also hit with layoffs.
Zappos
Online shoe seller Zappos joined Amazon via acquisition in 2009. Employees with titles including program manager, software engineer and product buyer were among those laid off.
Amazon Robotics
Amazon Robotics is the company’s unit focused on automating aspects of its warehouse operations. The division evolved out of Amazon’s acquisition of Kiva Systems, a manufacturer of warehouse robots, for $775 million in 2012.
Hardware development engineers, mechatronics engineers, network engineers, applied science managers, and technical product managers were part of the job cuts.
Amazon Web Services
AWS pioneered the market for cloud infrastructure, allowing businesses to offload their servers and storage needs and pay by subscription and usage. The division now generates $80 billion in annual revenue and substantially all of the company’s profits.
Among those who lost their jobs had titles of software development engineer, senior program manager, account representative, cloud architect and quality assurance engineer.
Operations
Amazon’s operations division serves as a catchall for many far-reaching units inside the company. The organization oversees Amazon’s sprawling fulfillment and delivery businesses, among other things.
Employees involved in fulfillment center expansion, warehouse IT management, package pickup and returns, delivery routing software, environmental health and safety, workplace health and safety, and shipping and delivery service Amazon Logistics were among those involved in the cuts.
Payments
The company’s payments organization, which oversees units like online payments processing service Amazon Pay, was also hit with layoffs. Engineers, product managers and staffers working on the company’s Venmo checkout integration were among those laid off.
Employees working on various retail technologies, including Amazon’s cashierless checkout software called Just Walk Out, its palm-based payment service and Dash smart carts were part of the layoffs. The unit was recently moved to Amazon’s cloud-computing division after previously being housed under its retail organization.
There were cuts in the Fresh stores and online grocery delivery businesses for people employed as program managers, store designers, supply chain managers and software engineers.
Amazon Go and Go Grocery cashierless convenience stores and supermarkets were also hit with layoffs.
Zappos
Online shoe seller Zappos joined Amazon via acquisition in 2009. Employees with titles including program manager, software engineer and product buyer were among those laid off.
Amazon Robotics
Amazon Robotics is the company’s unit focused on automating aspects of its warehouse operations. The division evolved out of Amazon’s acquisition of Kiva Systems, a manufacturer of warehouse robots, for $775 million in 2012.
Hardware development engineers, mechatronics engineers, network engineers, applied science managers, and technical product managers were part of the job cuts.
Amazon Web Services
AWS pioneered the market for cloud infrastructure, allowing businesses to offload their servers and storage needs and pay by subscription and usage. The division now generates $80 billion in annual revenue and substantially all of the company’s profits.
Among those who lost their jobs had titles of software development engineer, senior program manager, account representative, cloud architect and quality assurance engineer.
Operations
Amazon’s operations division serves as a catchall for many far-reaching units inside the company. The organization oversees Amazon’s sprawling fulfillment and delivery businesses, among other things.
Employees involved in fulfillment center expansion, warehouse IT management, package pickup and returns, delivery routing software, environmental health and safety, workplace health and safety, and shipping and delivery service Amazon Logistics were among those involved in the cuts.
Payments
The company’s payments organization, which oversees units like online payments processing service Amazon Pay, was also hit with layoffs. Engineers, product managers and staffers working on the company’s Venmo checkout integration were among those laid off.
Health care
The cuts included employees working on Amazon’s various health-care offerings. Amazon Pharmacy, the online pharmacy it launched in 2020, saw program managers, risk compliance managers and billing managers let go as part of the job cuts. Additionally, employees working on digital health tools and the Halo health and fitness tracker lost their jobs.
Amazon has faced numerous challenges in its effort to crack the heal;th-care market. The company said last year that it was winding down its telehealth service, and the two founders of online pharmacy PillPack, which Amazon bought in 2018, announced their departures. Hundreds of employees were let go in 2022 between a division called Amazon Care and Care Medical, an independent company that was contracted to work with Amazon.
Marketplace
Employees in Amazon’s third-party marketplace unit were among those whose jobs were cut. The business oversees the millions of sellers who hawk their wares on the website and app.
Staffers involved in third-party seller services, seller experience, seller financial technology, software development, and online seller communities were let go. Amazon Launchpad, a unit that assists new sellers, also experienced heavy cuts.
Real estate
Employees involved in construction and facilities planning, real estate transactions, disaster recovery, and physical stores development lost their jobs.
Retail
Retail units that were affected include supply chain optimization technology, pricing, vendor management, the Amazon Shopping app and Amazon’s business-to-business marketplace. The cuts also included fashion stylists, who provided clothing recommendations to Amazon shoppers as part of its 「try before you buy」 service, formerly known as Prime Wardrobe.
Prime Air
Amazon’s drone delivery unit saw widespread layoffs, with employees at sites in Washington, Oregon, Texas and California getting cut, CNBC previously reported. Sources familiar with the matter told CNBC that employees in the design, maintenance, systems engineering, flight testing and flight operations units were part of the layoffs.
source:
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/31/amazon-layoffs-hit-workers-in-robotics-grocery-health-aws-units.html
The cuts included employees working on Amazon’s various health-care offerings. Amazon Pharmacy, the online pharmacy it launched in 2020, saw program managers, risk compliance managers and billing managers let go as part of the job cuts. Additionally, employees working on digital health tools and the Halo health and fitness tracker lost their jobs.
Amazon has faced numerous challenges in its effort to crack the heal;th-care market. The company said last year that it was winding down its telehealth service, and the two founders of online pharmacy PillPack, which Amazon bought in 2018, announced their departures. Hundreds of employees were let go in 2022 between a division called Amazon Care and Care Medical, an independent company that was contracted to work with Amazon.
Marketplace
Employees in Amazon’s third-party marketplace unit were among those whose jobs were cut. The business oversees the millions of sellers who hawk their wares on the website and app.
Staffers involved in third-party seller services, seller experience, seller financial technology, software development, and online seller communities were let go. Amazon Launchpad, a unit that assists new sellers, also experienced heavy cuts.
Real estate
Employees involved in construction and facilities planning, real estate transactions, disaster recovery, and physical stores development lost their jobs.
Retail
Retail units that were affected include supply chain optimization technology, pricing, vendor management, the Amazon Shopping app and Amazon’s business-to-business marketplace. The cuts also included fashion stylists, who provided clothing recommendations to Amazon shoppers as part of its 「try before you buy」 service, formerly known as Prime Wardrobe.
Prime Air
Amazon’s drone delivery unit saw widespread layoffs, with employees at sites in Washington, Oregon, Texas and California getting cut, CNBC previously reported. Sources familiar with the matter told CNBC that employees in the design, maintenance, systems engineering, flight testing and flight operations units were part of the layoffs.
source:
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/31/amazon-layoffs-hit-workers-in-robotics-grocery-health-aws-units.html
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