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Construction Manager Intern (6 months) – 2027 at Amazon in Berlin, Germany

About This Construction Manager Intern Job in Berlin

Amazon is recruiting a Construction Manager Intern for a 6-month placement based in Berlin, with flexible start dates between January and March 2027 (2026 starts are not offered). The internship gives students hands-on exposure to how Amazon delivers its construction projects, from design review through to final hand-off, working alongside Amazon Construction Managers who oversee safe, on-time and on-budget project execution.

Interns observe and support day-to-day construction management activities, including contractor coordination, budget and schedule tracking, regulatory compliance, and participation in architect, owner and contractor meetings, gaining a well-rounded view of construction, engineering, planning and facilities management.

About Amazon

Amazon continues to expand its physical footprint across Germany and Europe, including fulfilment centres, delivery stations, data centres and corporate offices. Its Construction Management function is responsible for delivering these facilities safely, on schedule and within budget, working closely with contractors and regulatory authorities.

Job Summary

Job Title	Construction Manager Intern (6 months) – 2027
Company	Amazon
Location	Berlin, Germany
Country	Germany
Employment Type	Internship, 6 months minimum, full-time (40 hrs/week)
Job Category	Construction Management / Global Real Estate & Facilities
Experience Level	Internship / Penultimate or final-year student
Education	Penultimate or final-year bachelor’s or master’s student in Engineering, Construction Management or a comparable field
Salary	Not publicly specified by the employer.
Job Reference	Job ID 10554440
Source	amazon.jobs
Application Status	Open

Key Responsibilities

• Observe the implementation and management of Amazon’s safety programmes and standards with the project team
• Support the construction team in confirming contract labour skills and competencies are appropriate for the work
• Witness budget, schedule tracking and forecasting practices aimed at frugal, efficient project delivery
• Study coordination with authorities that have jurisdiction over the project to ensure regulatory compliance
• Support construction managers in ensuring internal and external teams maintain schedules and budgets
• Support more than one project across various locations, with potential travel to project sites

Candidate Requirements

Education

• Currently in your penultimate or final year, working towards a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management or a comparable field

Professional Experience

• No prior professional construction management experience specified as mandatory; this is an entry-level internship

Technical Skills

• Strong academic, leadership and/or extracurricular record
• Strong time management skills

Language Skills

• Fluent (written and spoken) in English at C1 level or above

Other Qualifications

• Effective interpersonal, written and oral communication skills
• Ability to influence all levels of an organisation
• Available for a full-time internship (40 hours/week), on-site — this is not a remote internship

Salary

Not publicly specified by the employer. The listing notes interns receive a competitive monthly salary and relocation support.

International Candidates

Candidates should independently verify work authorization, visa, and relocation requirements with the employer.

EU Job Hub Guidance: Construction Manager internship in Berlin

The internship lasts six months and starts between January and March 2027, according to the page. Interns in construction management see how sites are planned, scheduled and checked. Employers look for students of civil engineering, construction or a related subject. Show that you are organised, safe on site and keen to learn. Mention any site visits, projects or summer jobs in construction.

Application and interview checklist

• Prepare to explain a project plan or schedule you have worked on.
• Know the basics of site safety and quality checks.
• Be ready to describe how you work with people from different trades.
• Ask what a typical week looks like for an intern.
• Ask how interns receive feedback and who guides them.

Before you move or commute

Berlin is a large city, and student rooms are in demand. If you apply from another country, ask your university whether it must approve the internship. In Germany, longer internships are generally paid at least the minimum wage, with some exceptions for study-required ones, so check the labour ministry rules. Apply early, because start dates are set months ahead.

Check before you apply

Confirm the start window and the study level required in the live listing, as the page says 2026 starts are not offered.

How to Apply

Applications are submitted directly through Amazon’s careers portal, amazon.jobs.

Apply Via Employer Website

Frequently Asked Questions

When does this internship start?

Start dates are flexible between January and March 2027; Amazon notes it does not offer 2026 start dates for this role.

Is this internship remote?

No — the listing specifically states this is not a remote internship opportunity, and interns should expect potential travel to project sites.

What will I actually be doing?

Interns observe and support Construction Managers on safety programmes, contractor coordination, budget and schedule tracking, regulatory compliance, and participate in project meetings, gaining exposure across construction, engineering, planning and facilities management.

What academic background is required?

Candidates should be in their penultimate or final year of a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management or a comparable field.

What support is provided during the internship?

Amazon describes a supportive intern community, weekly office hours, dedicated IT and HR support, and structured learning sessions throughout the programme.

Could this internship lead to a permanent role?

The listing notes that upon successful completion, interns may be considered for a graduate role or a second internship with Amazon.

EUJOBHUB Disclaimer

This job listing is published by EUJOBHUB.COM as an independent job-information website and editorial summary based on publicly available information from Amazon’s careers portal, amazon.jobs. EUJOBHUB is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All applications must be submitted directly through the employer’s official application system linked above. For the most current and authoritative details, please refer to the original listing on amazon.jobs.