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Amazon, the global e-commerce giant, is continuing to grow and expand in Germany. The company has announced around 480 new job openings at over 100 locations across the country, but the exact list of all 100 specific sites has not been detailed in the available sources.

The new hires are part of Amazon's ongoing efforts to integrate an external subscription service provided by "Piano" for its website. This integration marks an increased use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by Amazon, a move that, according to CEO Andy Jassy, would require fewer employees in the future, particularly in office and management functions of the US corporation.

The integration of the Piano service may involve the creation of usage profiles based on cookie IDs. Users can withdraw their consent for this tracking at any time via a link in the footer of the offering, labelled "Withdraw Tracking". It's important to note that users' usage profiles can be created and enriched, even outside the European Economic Area (EEA), as part of this integration.

The integration also allows for the transfer of certain personal data to third countries, including the USA, in accordance with Art 49 para. 1 lit. a) GDPR. Users can find further details on data processing in the privacy policy and privacy statement, available in the footer of the offering.

The hiring is happening despite many companies cutting jobs. Amazon's new hires could potentially affect its employment numbers, a topic that has been previously discussed. However, the article does not provide specific information on where chances are particularly good for these new jobs at Amazon or potential earnings at Amazon.

It's worth noting that the integration of the Piano service may not necessarily mean job losses for existing Amazon employees. The company's expansion in Germany suggests a continued need for a substantial workforce to support its operations.

In conclusion, Amazon's integration of the Piano service and its subsequent hiring of hundreds of new employees in Germany are indicative of the company's commitment to growth and innovation in the European market. Users are encouraged to review the privacy policy and consider their consent for data tracking as part of this service.