AMAmazon logo
Amazon

Amazon is hiring Data Engineer Interns (2027) across India

Amazon is taking Data Engineer Interns for 2027 in India. Final year B.E./B.Tech or Master's students with SQL and Python can apply.

November 6, 20264 min readHyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Greater NoidaBy Hirecept Editorial
Amazon is hiring Data Engineer Interns (2027) across India

Amazon has opened its Data Engineer Intern programme for the 2027 batch in India. The posting lists Bengaluru, Greater Noida, Hyderabad and Chennai, and says applications are considered for all locations Amazon hires in across the country. This is a full-time internship, so you will not be able to run it alongside classes.

Role Overview

Interns on this team work on the data side of Amazon's business: moving data from many sources into warehouses, shaping it, and making it usable for reports and dashboards. The posting names the Amazon job ID as 10496769.

Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain data pipelines that feed analytics and reporting.
  • Design data warehouse structures and work with both SQL and NoSQL stores.
  • Write ETL jobs using AWS services such as EMR, Redshift, S3, Lambda and Glue.
  • Use Spark and Hive on Hadoop for larger data sets.
  • Create dashboards and metrics that business teams can read without help.

Requirements

  • Final year of a Bachelor's or Master's course in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field.
  • Hands-on SQL.
  • Hands-on Python.
  • Working knowledge of RDBMS, big data, NoSQL, ETL and data warehousing.
  • Good written and spoken communication.
  • Preferred: AWS experience (S3, EMR, RDS, Redshift), software engineering practices and problem solving.

What the role involves

Think less about building apps and more about plumbing. On a normal day you would likely be writing SQL to check data quality, scheduling or fixing a pipeline step, and answering questions from analysts who depend on your tables. Expect to learn how a large company keeps data trustworthy at scale, and to ask for help early because the tooling stack is big.

Who it suits

This fits students who enjoy databases more than front-end work and do not mind careful, detail-heavy tasks. If you have already queried a messy data set and cleaned it up, you will recognise the work. It is a weaker fit if you want to build user-facing products.

How to stand out

  • Lead with one project that moves data end to end: source, transform, store, report. Even a small pipeline on free-tier AWS counts.
  • Be ready to explain joins, indexing, normalisation and when you would pick NoSQL over SQL. Expect SQL and Python questions, since both are listed as hands-on requirements.
  • If you have touched Redshift, Glue or Spark, put that near the top of your resume, as these appear in the posting.
  • Practise explaining a past project in plain words. Communication is listed as a requirement.

Check before you apply

  • The posting does not list a stipend, so do not assume a figure.
  • No deadline is shown on the page, so apply early rather than waiting.
  • The final-year condition is explicit. Check your graduation year matches the 2027 batch.
  • The listing is a full-time commitment for the internship period, and the posting does not state the exact duration. Confirm dates before accepting anything.
  • Location preference: the posting covers several cities, so see whether the application lets you choose.

How to apply for this role

Our general advice for applying to any opening like this one, written by the Hirecept team.

  1. 1

    Read the full posting first

    This page is our summary. Amazon's own posting is the source of truth for requirements, pay, location and deadlines, so read it in full before you decide to apply.

  2. 2

    Match your résumé to three requirements

    Pick the three requirements you meet best and make sure each one is visible in your résumé with a concrete example: what you built, ran or improved. Move the most relevant experience or project to the top. Keep it to one page unless you have many years behind you.

  3. 3

    Write a short note if there is a place for one

    Three or four sentences are enough. Say which part of the role you can already do, give one piece of proof, and say why this company. Skip the long cover letter and the generic opening line.

  4. 4

    Apply on Amazon's own site

    Use the Apply Now link below. It opens the employer's own application page. Fill every field, attach a PDF named with your name, and keep a screenshot or the confirmation email.

  5. 5

    Track it and follow up once

    Note the date, the role and the link in a simple sheet. If you hear nothing for about a week, one polite follow-up is fine. Meanwhile, start preparing, because interview calls can come at short notice.

If you are a fresher or student

Without work history, projects, coursework, hackathons and club roles are your evidence. Put two or three of them first, with a link a recruiter can open in seconds. Be ready to explain every skill you list, because early-career interviews lean on fundamentals and how you think through a problem.

Stay safe

A genuine employer never asks you to pay to apply, interview or join, and never needs your bank PIN or OTP. If anything about this listing looks wrong, email [email protected]. More in how to spot a fake job offer and how we check listings.

Helpful guides: ATS-friendly résumé, interview prep in a week, asking for a referral.

Never miss a drive like this

Fresh openings and off-campus drives on WhatsApp, the day they open.

Final Application

Read the full posting and submit your application here:

AmazonInternshipData Engineer2027 BatchHyderabadBengaluru

Keep reading. More openings like this.