Why This Opportunity Is Different

Did you know Amazon is hiring Spanish-speaking workers across the U.S.—and offering up to $31 an hour?

Whether you want to work from home or in a fulfillment center, you’ll find full support in Spanish and a real chance to grow.

This is more than a job; it’s an opportunity to start fresh, earn well, and feel like you belong.

Total Support in Spanish from Day One

Amazon offers complete Spanish-language support from the application process through your daily work. This includes:

• Job listings, applications, and interviews fully available in Spanish.
• On-site supervisors and trainers who speak your language.
• Affinity groups like Latinos at Amazon, where you’ll find mentorship, community, and career advice.

If you speak only Spanish, you’ll find a welcoming environment with team members and leaders who understand your culture and your path.

Jobs Available — With Competitive Pay

Amazon is hiring now in various roles, including:

• Operations: warehouses, packaging, distribution, and delivery.
• Remote customer service positions in Spanish.
• Technical and office support roles such as translation, logistics, and AWS support.

On average, Spanish-speaking customer service roles pay around $27.65 per hour, and can go up to $31/h. Warehouse roles also offer strong pay, especially with overtime and night shifts.

Remote Spanish Customer Service Roles

These are fully work‑from‑home positions focused on supporting Spanish‑speaking Amazon customers:

• Average pay: About $18.80/hour (≈ $39,100/year)
• 25th percentile: $15.38/h; 75th percentile: $20.91/h; top 10% earn up to $24.50/h
• Main tasks: Handling customer inquiries via chat, email, phone in Spanish and English, processing orders, returns, and account issues; collaboration via virtual team meetings and ongoing training
• Typical locations: High demand in Arizona, New York, Kentucky, Colorado, New Jersey, Iowa, Ohio, among others

Warehouse & Fulfillment Center Positions

On‑site roles at fulfillment, sortation, and delivery centers offer in‑person work, paying hourly:

• Fulfillment Center Associate: $17.00–$21.50/h
• Sortation Center Associate: $18.50–$19.75/h (plus possible shift premiums)
• Delivery Station Associate: $17.00–$20.50/h
• XL Warehouse Associate: ~$16.75–$17.00/h, handling large items

These roles require sustained physical labor—lifting, packing, scanning, and fulfilling orders under performance goals.

Specialized Spanish-Language Office Jobs

For bilingual candidates with specialized skills:

• Localization Editor – remote: ~$56,700–$118,900/year
• Language Specialist roles average around $22.50/hour (~$46K/year)

Ideal for professionals with translation, editing, or localization experience.

Summary Comparison

Job Type	Pay Range	Setting	Key Requirements
Remote Customer Service (Spanish)	$15 – $26.92/hour	Work-from-home	Bilingual, customer service skills
Warehouse/Distribution Roles	$16.75 – $21.50/hour	On-site	Physical stamina, teamwork
Localization/Language Specialist	$22.50/hour – $118K/year	Remote or Hybrid	Translation, language proficiency

Why These Positions Stand Out for Hispanics

• Language-friendly environment: Applications, hiring, and ongoing support are available in Spanish
• Affinity groups: Latinos at Amazon helps build community, provide mentorship, and guide professional growth
• Career advancement: On‑site roles may offer shift premiums/overtime; office roles offer clear paths to higher responsibility and pay.
• Flexible options: Both remote and in-person roles are available—matching varied lifestyles and commitments.

Next Steps

1. Choose the job type that fits your skills:
   • Remote: Customer service in Spanish
   • In-person: Warehouse roles
   • Specialized: Editing or bilingual projects
2. Visit Amazon’s Jobs site, switch to Spanish, and apply for roles labeled Spanish o Hispanic.
3. Tailor your resume to highlight Spanish fluency, customer service, or physical job readiness.
4. Get ready to speak about your strengths in both Spanish and English during interviews.

Flexibility and Benefits That Truly Matter

• Choose in-person, hybrid, or fully remote roles — great for balancing work, family, or studies.
• Benefits include health insurance, 401(k), paid time off, internal discounts, and the “Anytime Pay” system that lets you access your earnings early.
• Education support: Amazon’s “Career Choice” program pays for training or even college, whether or not it’s related to your Amazon job.

Real Growth and Recognition

The “Latinos at Amazon” network isn’t just symbolic — it’s active and powerful. They help recruit, mentor, and develop Hispanic employees and even support Latino startups.

Take Ángel’s story: he was hired during the pandemic, trained in Spanish, moved up to team leader, and used Amazon’s education support to earn his degree.

It’s More Than Just a Job — It’s a Launchpad

Why settle for any job when you can have one that offers:

• Stability, backed by one of the world’s biggest companies.
• Community, where your language and culture are respected.
• Real career paths, whether in logistics, tech, customer service, or leadership.

How to Apply in 3 Simple Steps

Step	What to Do	Why It Works
1. Go to Amazon Jobs and choose the Spanish language option.	Easy application in your language.	No language barriers, simple process.
2. Search for jobs with “Spanish” or “Hispanic” in the description.	Find roles made for you.	Focuses on your strengths.
3. Apply to warehouse or remote support roles.	High pay and full Spanish support.	Fast hiring, steady income.

Amazon Actively Supports Spanish‑Speaking Applicants and Employees

Amazon’s hiring platforms are available in Spanish at select U.S. locations.

From the application process to everyday communication, Spanish-speaking workers receive in-language support—via chat, email, and phone.

From day one, Spanish is welcomed on the job, and Amazon even promotes cultural integration through employee groups like Latinos@Amazon, which support career advancement and networking.

Spanish‑Speaker Warehouse & Delivery Roles

Many Amazon roles—such as Delivery Station Warehouse Associate and Route Driver—are well suited for Spanish speakers. These positions offer benefits from the first day, including healthcare, 401(k) plans, paid time off, and discounts.

• Warehouse associate roles pay between $16 and $21 per hour depending on shift, location, and experience.
• Route drivers average around $21 per hour, with some earning more in high-demand metro areas.

Improved Pay and Free Benefits for Front‑Line Workers

Amazon recently increased hourly pay for warehouse and delivery workers, raising average base wages to over $22 per hour.

Alongside this, employees receive free Prime memberships, access to career development tools, and free language classes in English and Spanish. T

hese perks are available from day one, providing a strong foundation for growth and financial stability.

Let’s Make This Your Moment

If you want to earn in dollars and grow professionally in the U.S., Amazon might be your best starting point — offering real wages, full Spanish-language support, and a company culture that embraces you.

Apply today. It only takes a few minutes — and it could change your life.