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Amazon · DE, BE, Berlin

Public Policy Manager, Public Policy DACH

DE, BE, BerlinManager or lead

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted June 23, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

As Public Policy Manager, you will work at the forefront of economic, competition and digital policy in Germany. You will join Amazon’s Public Policy and Government Affairs team, that works with a wide range of policymakers, industry organizations, NGOs and academia in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Like our business interests, our policy issues are broad, forward-thinking, and driven by what is best for our customers.

The position is based in Berlin, Germany.

Key job responsibilities

In this role, you will focus on complex economic policy, competition policy and digital policy topics. You will monitor political trends and the legislative agenda, analyze new policy proposals and develop encompassing advocacy strategies. You will work together with Amazon’s public policy, public relations, legal, and business teams to advance our policy agenda and business objectives across the company. You will be responsible for preparing, coordinating and supporting engagements with policymakers, regulators, academia and other non-governmental groups in support of our consumer-centric business model.

You will prepare documents, narratives and reports for external and internal audiences. You will participate in internal and external conferences and events and build a strong, stakeholder network. This is an individual contributor role, that works together with cross-functional teams and colleagues across the EU and globally.

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