Project Kuiper is Amazon's ambitious initiative to revolutionize global broadband access through a constellation of 3,236 satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO). This role presents a unique opportunity to join the Customer Terminals Software team, where you'll be instrumental in developing the core software that powers customer terminals on the Kuiper network.
As an Embedded Senior Software Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of developing embedded software for Customer Terminal devices, working with cutting-edge technology in satellite communications. The position involves working with embedded Linux and custom silicon, requiring expertise in languages like C, C++, and Rust. You'll be responsible for writing device drivers, supporting board bring-up, and ensuring secure system implementation.
The role offers significant technical challenges and growth opportunities, working within a highly cross-functional team responsible for various aspects of the system, from low-level device drivers to secure manufacturing, MAC and PHY interactions, data plane, control plane, and network communications. You'll be part of a team breaking new ground with every device design, directly contributing to closing the digital divide by delivering fast, affordable broadband to unserved and underserved communities worldwide.
The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $151,300 to $261,500 per year, depending on location and experience, plus additional benefits including equity, sign-on payments, and comprehensive medical and financial benefits. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced engineers who want to make a global impact while working with advanced technology in the space industry.
The role requires significant expertise in embedded systems and leadership experience, with opportunities to mentor others and lead technical initiatives. Working at Amazon's Project Kuiper means being part of a mission-driven team focused on solving complex technical challenges while delivering meaningful social impact through improved global connectivity.