Software Development Engineer - Amazon Devices, Devices Supply Chain Technologies

The Amazon Device Services organization is seeking a Software Development Engineer to join their dynamic team focused on building cross-platform software for device management and supply chain operations. This role sits at the intersection of technology and logistics, working on solutions that span the entire product lifecycle - from design and sourcing to production, shipment, returns, and repairs.

The position offers a unique opportunity to work on full-stack solutions that serve various internal stakeholders, including Forward and Reverse Logistics, Warehouse Management, Operations, Finance, and technical teams. The team is embarking on an ambitious journey to reinvent the supply chain through end-to-end network optimization and data-driven, self-learning platforms.

As a Software Development Engineer, you'll be working with Amazon's diverse device portfolio, including Amazon Echo, Kindle, FireTV, and Ring products. You'll be part of a tight-knit, efficient team that leverages agile methodologies to deliver automation and optimization solutions. The role involves significant interaction with end-users and product managers, allowing you to directly impact the efficiency of Amazon's device operations.

This position offers excellent growth opportunities, allowing you to contribute to the architecture and implementation of supply chain applications while working with cutting-edge technologies. You'll be instrumental in ensuring Amazon's current and upcoming devices remain available to delight customers, directly contributing to the company's customer obsession principle.

The ideal candidate will thrive in a fast-paced environment, have a passion for solving complex logistical challenges through technology, and be excited about building scalable solutions that impact millions of devices globally. This role presents an exceptional opportunity to make a significant impact in developing next-generation solutions for Amazon's rapidly growing devices group.