Part-Time Campus Associate Philadelphia, PA Job ID:   170009210 Help us bring the ease of ordering from Amazon even further – straight to the University of Pennsylvania community! We are looking for students and leaders who are ready to delight our customers with rock star-quality service, have an up-for-anything attitude, and thrive in an ever-changing environment. Want to be a part of the smile on the box and bringing the next big thing to your community? Read on and submit your resume!   Must have availability in evenings and weekends! Things you should know about working in an Amazon Campus Pickup Point: Customer-obsession. It makes your day to make someone else happy. Quality is key. You have high standards and it shows in your work. We’ll hold you to it, but only because we know our associates can handle it. Cool with casual. A relaxed dress code means it’s casual Friday, every day. We like to keep you on your toes. Associates will rotate tasks m...

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