Amazon is seeking an environmental programme manager to support the construction and delivery of AWS data centres in the United Kingdom. The role typically requires a degree or equivalent experience in environmental science, engineering, sustainability, construction, or a related discipline, together with experience managing environmental compliance on major construction or infrastructure projects. The candidate should understand planning conditions, permitting, environmental impact assessments, waste, water, biodiversity, pollution prevention, and contractor management. Strong programme management, communication, reporting, stakeholder engagement, and problem-solving skills are expected. The role may involve regular travel to construction sites and coordination with design teams, contractors, regulators, consultants, and AWS leadership.
Amazon is a global technology and commerce company operating across online retail, logistics, entertainment, advertising, consumer devices, and cloud computing. Its Amazon Web Services division provides infrastructure, storage, databases, artificial intelligence, security, and other cloud services to organisations worldwide. AWS continues to invest heavily in data-centre infrastructure, making environmental management, energy efficiency, carbon reduction, responsible water use, and regulatory compliance important parts of its development programme. Amazon employs people in corporate, technical, operational, engineering, construction, and customer-facing roles across the United Kingdom. The company is known for a fast-paced, data-driven working environment and a strong focus on customer outcomes, ownership, operational standards, and continuous improvement. Benefits and compensation vary according to role, location, seniority, and employment terms.
The United Kingdom offers opportunities in technology, cloud computing, construction, engineering, environmental management, finance, healthcare, and professional services. London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, and Cambridge are major employment centres, while data-centre work is also found near expanding regional hubs. British workplace culture is generally professional, relatively informal, and respectful of personal accountability, punctuality, and clear communication. Lifestyle options range from major-city culture and public transport to quieter rural and coastal communities. Living costs are highest in London and the South East. Candidates normally need the right to work or employer sponsorship, commonly through the Skilled Worker route; eligibility depends on occupation, salary, and immigration rules. Relocating usually involves arranging housing, a National Insurance number, banking, healthcare registration, and tax documentation. The UK has a temperate climate and excellent domestic transport, although rents can be high.
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