Amazon Steps Up Hiring In India For Project Kuiper Check Job Listings More Details Here

Amazon India jobs: Even as fear of a possible recession had us all worried, Amazon stepped up its hiring in India for ‘Project Kuiper’ – a fast and cheaper internet service which will soon be launched. The company has posted several job openings for Project Kuiper in the country. One job posting in Bengaluru seeks to hire a manager to “execute and handle the project’s licensing strategy in India and Asia-Pacific”. The other job opening is for Business Strategy Lead, Country Development, Project Kuiper in Haryana (Gurugram).Also Read – Amazon Prime Day Sale 2022: Amazing Offers on Phones, Laptops and Home Appliances – Watch Video

Amazon said that the “Kuiper Country Development team is focused on launching and operating the Kuiper service across the globe”. “A successful candidate will be both entrepreneurial and highly analytical, able to work extremely effectively in a matrix organization and adept at understanding how businesses work in India and how to create innovative, cutting edge solutions for our customers,” Amazon said.

Project Kuiper: Check Amazon India job listings

Business Development Strategy Lead – Gurgaon

The role will require to develop GTM and operational plans for India in alignment with Amazon’s strategy for the region -Partner with legal, tax and regulatory to engage in local and regional regulatory efforts -Lead business development efforts for India partnerships and operations in alignment with Amazon’s strategy for the region -Analyze and recommend approaches for service. Deliver comprehensive, written strategy documents considering different types of data and inputs across a broad range of stakeholders.

Manager role in Bengaluru

Amazon also announced job vacancy for managerial role in Bengaluru. The qualified person for this job should be able to “execute and handle the project’s licensing strategy in India and Asia-Pacific”.

What is Project Kuiper

Project Kuiper is an initiative to launch a constellation of Low Earth Orbit satellites that will provide low-latency, high-speed broadband connectivity to unserved and underserved communities around the world.

Amazon’s Project Kuiper comes even as Elon Musk-run SpaceX abandoned its affordable internet project Starlink in India. Musk’s Starlink is currently available in more than 32 countries. Starlink registered its business in India via a local unit, Starlink Satellite Communications, and targeted a rollout in April this year. However, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) under the Ministry of Communications, in December last year warned Starlink to get the necessary permission required to offer satellite-based Internet services in the country.