Warehouse job openings at Amazon and FedEx Logistics
Explore current warehouse job openings at Amazon and FedEx Logistics — see what each role pays, what's required, and how to submit your application today.
About the companies
Amazon operates fulfillment and sortation centers worldwide, hiring warehouse associates, package handlers, and forklift operators. FedEx Logistics runs distribution hubs that need sorters, loaders, and delivery support staff. Both companies regularly hire in high volume and offer structured onboarding for new employees.
What are the most in-demand roles?
- Warehouse associate / package handler
- Forklift and equipment operator
- Package sorter and loader
- Shipping and receiving clerk
- Shift supervisor
Average pay by position
Entry-level warehouse associate and sorter roles commonly pay in the range of $16–$20 per hour, depending on location and shift. Equipment operators and shift leads can earn more, often with additional shift differentials for evening or overnight hours.
Common benefits offered
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Paid time off and holiday pay
- Tuition assistance programs
- Employee discounts
- Opportunities for internal promotion
Featured Employers
Amazon Warehouse & FedEx Logistics
Browse open warehouse positions and apply directly through each company's official careers site.
View openingsHow to apply, step by step
- Visit the official careers page for Amazon or FedEx Logistics — warehouse roles are listed by location.
- Search for openings near you and review the shift options and requirements.
- Complete the online application and upload your resume if required.
- Watch your email and phone for confirmation and any next steps in the hiring process.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need previous experience to apply?
Most warehouse positions are entry-level and require no prior experience. Both companies provide paid on-the-job training for new hires.
Is there any cost to apply?
No. Applying through the official Amazon or FedEx careers site is always free. Never pay any person or service claiming to guarantee you a job.
How long does the hiring process take?
Timelines vary by location and season, but many warehouse roles move quickly — some candidates hear back within a few days, especially during peak hiring periods.
Where should I submit my application?
You must apply directly on the employer's official careers website. That is the only place applications are reviewed and processed.
Can I choose my shift schedule?
Yes. Most warehouse roles offer day, evening, and overnight shifts, and many locations allow you to select availability during the application process.
Disclaimer: High Value Jobs is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon, FedEx, or any employer mentioned in this article, and all trademarks belong to their respective owners. This content is for informational purposes only. Applications happen exclusively on each company's official careers website, applying is always free, and all hiring decisions are made solely by the employer.