Amazon plans more than 11,000 temporary logistics hires across Mexico for the 2026 year-end shopping season, including over 3,000 positions in Monterrey, according to Mexico Business News.
Mexico Business News reported that Monterrey has the second-largest city allocation after Mexico City, which is set for more than 4,000 jobs; Guadalajara has more than 1,000. Expansión separately reported that Amazon’s nationwide seasonal hiring is 37.5% above its 2025 level and that vacancies will be concentrated in the same three cities, without giving a city-by-city count.
The jobs support fulfillment centers, delivery stations and sortation centers during the year-end demand peak. Expansión said prior logistics experience is not required. Mexico Business News also reported Amazon plans to add 50 electric last-mile vehicles in Mexico City and Monterrey combined before the end of 2026; the company has not published a city split.
- Nationwide hiring: more than 11,000 temporary logistics roles for the 2026 year-end season.
- Monterrey: over 3,000 positions, according to Mexico Business News.
- Other city allocations reported by Mexico Business News: more than 4,000 in Mexico City and more than 1,000 in Guadalajara.
- Expansión put the national hiring increase at 37.5% versus the 2025 year-end season.
- Roles support fulfillment, delivery and sortation operations; prior logistics experience is not required.
- Amazon plans 50 electric last-mile vehicles for Mexico City and Monterrey combined before the end of 2026; no city split was disclosed.