Amazon is seeking entry-level Software Development Engineers (SDEs) to join their innovative technology teams. This role offers an exceptional opportunity to work on industry-defining projects that directly impact millions of customers, sellers, and products worldwide. As an SDE at Amazon, you'll be at the forefront of technological innovation, working with cutting-edge distributed systems and scalable architectures.
The position combines technical excellence with customer obsession, a core element of Amazon's DNA. You'll be working in an agile environment where development cycles are measured in weeks, not years, allowing for rapid innovation and immediate impact. The role involves building distributed storage systems, creating scalable solutions, and solving complex technical challenges that influence the future of e-commerce and cloud computing.
This is an ideal position for recent graduates or early-career engineers who are passionate about creating new products and services from scratch. You'll have the opportunity to work with experienced Amazonians across various disciplines, contributing to fundamental changes in the industry. The role requires strong programming skills, particularly in languages like Java or C++, and an understanding of distributed systems.
Amazon offers a competitive compensation package, with base pay ranging from $99,500 to $200,000 depending on location, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. The company provides a supportive environment for professional growth, with access to cutting-edge technology and the opportunity to work on projects that shape the future of technology.
The position is available in several major tech hubs, including Seattle, Austin, and East Palo Alto, offering flexibility in location choice. As part of Amazon's engineering team, you'll be joining a company known for its innovation, scale, and commitment to customer service, making this an excellent opportunity for those looking to launch their software engineering careers with significant impact and growth potential.