Investigation Specialist, SEPO

September 4, 2026

Investigation Specialist

Amazon is seeking Investigation Specialists for its Seller Experience Protection Operations (SEPO) team in Gdańsk, Poland. SEPO is a critical function within Amazon's Perfect Order Experience (POE) organization, dedicated to protecting the integrity of the marketplace by investigating and eliminating online e-commerce risk. By leveraging advanced tools, data-driven processes, and cross-functional collaboration, SEPO ensures that both sellers and buyers can trust the Amazon marketplace.

Our team plays a vital role in safeguarding the customer experience by identifying policy violations, addressing seller performance concerns, and enforcing marketplace standards across multiple global stores. Our long-term vision is to create the world's most trusted online marketplace — where every transaction is safe, every seller is held to the highest standards, and every customer can shop with confidence.

This position involves working in a rotating shift system, which may include Saturdays, Sundays, night shifts and on-call duty. The minimum base pay for this position is PLN 4,808.33 monthly. As a total compensation company, Amazon's package may include further pay components such as performance bonuses, where applicable. Company discretionary, supplementary benefits apply subject to further terms, including pension plans, health insurance, life and disability insurance, business travel insurance, MultiSport card, employee discount code and program (EDC/Extras), commuter benefits where applicable, and the Employee Assistance Program (private and confidential counselling and referral service to support health and well-being).

Key job responsibilities include:

Research and evaluate facts surrounding seller transactions to identify potential violations or irregularities
Take appropriate action on investigated transactions based on established standard operating procedures and available tools
Document all actions thoroughly by providing detailed and accurate annotations
Communicate with external customers via phone or email throughout the investigation process
Collaborate with internal teams and peers in person, via email, annotations, and phone during and following investigations
Analyze issues and leverage available resources to reach effective resolutions
Systematically escalate problems or variances in information to the relevant owners and teams in accordance with established processes and standards
Engage with internal and external stakeholders to ensure alignment and timely resolution
Interpret performance metrics and create analyses to support and drive business goals
Meet predetermined productivity targets and quality standards consistently

This is a remote home-based role. Permanently working from home from Gdansk in Poland. Prior to employment start, must have high speed internet of 200 Mbps or better, and at least 100 GB of data from a reliable provider. Must have a suitable home office work environment compliance with Amazon's policy. Availability to complete a 2-months onsite training in our office at Gdansk.

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