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Thursday, July 2, 2026

AWS CEO Matt Garman confirmed Amazon plans to hire 11,000 software interns and employees in 2026.

“AWS CEO Matt Garman confirmed that Amazon plans to hire approximately 11,000 software development interns and full-time employees in 2026, while stating that AI is not replacing software developers and is instead reshaping their roles. The company recently completed layoffs totaling around 30,000 corporate roles across late 20”

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Evaluating the underlying claim: that AWS CEO Matt Garman confirmed Amazon plans to hire about 11,000 software development interns and full-time employees in 2026, said AI is reshaping rather than replacing developers, and that Amazon recently completed layoffs totaling around 30,000 corporate roles across late 2025 and early 2026. The core hiring-and-AI portion is strongly supported by multiple high-quality reports and a direct interview transcript, while the layoffs portion is also supported by reporting, though the exact '30,000' figure is presented as a rough total across a period rather than a formally confirmed company-wide count in a single official statement.

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businessinsider.com
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platformer.news
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techradar.com
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fortune.com
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pcmag.com
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aws.amazon.com
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metaintro.com
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binance.com
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aws.amazon.com
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Checked July 2, 2026

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recruiting amazon AI NEWS amazon Recruiting Office Software Development -Machine Learning -Data Science Product Management -UX Design -Operations Finance Human Resources Build the future with us. AIDECODE AMAZON JUST HIRED 11,000 PEOPLE AFTER FIRING 30,000 BECAUSE IT TURNS OUT AI IS TOO EXPENSIVE TO REPLACE HUMANS

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