Warehouse job openings at Amazon and FedEx Logistics

Browse current warehouse job openings at Amazon and FedEx Logistics and learn exactly how to apply 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 package sorters, loaders, and delivery support staff. Both companies regularly post openings for full-time, part-time, and seasonal roles.

What are the most in-demand roles?

Common roles include warehouse associate, package handler, forklift operator, sorter, and inventory clerk. Most entry-level positions do not require prior warehouse experience, though comfort with physical work and standing for long periods is expected.

Average pay by position

Entry-level warehouse and sorting roles typically start at hourly wages with shift differentials for nights and weekends. Team leads and operations coordinators earn higher pay along with benefits such as health coverage and paid time off. Exact pay varies by location and shift.

Shifts, seasonal hiring, and growth

Amazon and FedEx Logistics often offer flexible shifts, including part-time and seasonal schedules during peak periods. Many locations also provide advancement paths from associate roles into supervisory or specialized logistics positions.

How to apply, step by step

• Visit the official careers page of the company you're interested in — Amazon or FedEx Logistics.
• Search for warehouse, fulfillment, or logistics roles near your location.
• Review the shift schedule, pay range, and requirements listed on the posting.
• Submit your application online with an updated resume.
• Watch your email and phone for interview scheduling or next steps.