2027 MBA Leadership Development Program (MLDP) Intern

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What if your first role after business school put you at the intersection of commerce, product, and AI - with the ownership to build something that didn't exist before? Join Amazon's MBA Leadership Development Program (MLDP), starting with a transformative summer internship where you'll solve real business problems with measurable customer impact.

MLDP Overview Amazon Stores is becoming an AI-first organization - and the leaders who will shape its future aren't just operators. They're builders. MLDP is an accelerated leadership pipeline that develops product-minded enterprise leaders capable of running businesses while simultaneously reinventing how Amazon serves hundreds of millions of customers.

Your journey begins with a 12-week summer internship, where you'll own a strategic business challenge, work alongside senior leaders, and present your findings in a formal business review. Successful interns transition into the full-time, three-year MLDP - a structured development experience designed to build the commercial judgment, product thinking, and cross-functional influence that define Amazon's next generation of enterprise leaders.

Through rotational experiences spanning business ownership, product, and operations, you'll progressively take on greater scope and complexity. MLDP is more than rotations - it's Enterprise Challenges sponsored by senior leaders, executive mentorship, cohort-based development, and the opportunity to build AI-enabled capabilities and operating mechanisms that create lasting value across Amazon Stores.

• Own a strategic business problem with real P&L impact and present your solution to senior leadership
• Apply data, customer insights, and emerging technologies to identify opportunities others haven't seen
• Collaborate across functions to develop innovative, scalable business solutions
• Build relationships with executive leaders, current MLDP participants, and program alumni
• Experience Amazon's builder culture firsthand where curiosity, ownership, and invention are rewarded

• Successful interns may be considered for the full three-year MLDP, which includes:
• Rotational experiences across business ownership, product, and operations - building enterprise leadership breadth
• Enterprise Challenges that put you at the center of Amazon Stores' high-priority business problems
• Executive sponsorship and structured leadership development designed to accelerate your trajectory
• A cohort of peers from the nation's top MBA programs, building careers and connections together

Join us in shaping the future of retail while developing into a next-generation business leader at one of the world's most customer-centric companies.

Key job responsibilities MLDP seeks builders - leaders with product-minded curiosity, analytical judgment, learning agility, and a long-term orientation toward creating something better. You thrive in ambiguity, ask the right questions, influence across organizations, and see AI as a strategic advantage, not just a productivity tool. You want early P&L accountability, founder-level ownership, and a clear path to enterprise leadership at scale.

• Duration: 12 consecutive weeks
• Start Dates:
  Two cohort options based on MBA program schedule
• Location:
  
  Seattle, WA (Interns must relocate to Seattle by program start; relocation assistance is provided)
• Conversion:
  Opportunity for full-time conversion into the MBA Leadership Development Program

• Cohort 1:
  May 24, 2027
• Cohort 2:
  June 14, 2027

• Are 18 years of age or older
• Work 40 hours/week minimum and commit to 12 week internship maximum
• Currently enrolled in MBA program at the time of application with anticipated graduation dates between December 1, 2027 and June 30, 2028

• 3+ years of full-time industry work experience, which occurred between graduation from your undergraduate program and prior to starting your MBA program, OR 3+ years of military work experience prior to starting your MBA program.
• Background in retail, e-commerce, or supply chain…