Amazon is seeking a Software Development Engineer to join their Sponsored Products team, focusing on building world-class advertising solutions. This role is part of Amazon's strategic initiative to develop self-service performance advertising products that drive discovery and sales across their massive e-commerce platform.
The position offers an exciting opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and shape the future of e-commerce advertising. You'll be responsible for developing scalable machine learning pipelines and ads serving systems that operate on one of the world's largest product catalogs. The role involves close collaboration with Machine Learning and NLP research scientists to create innovative solutions for delivering highly relevant ads.
As a Software Development Engineer, you'll be working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment where you'll have the freedom to experiment and innovate. The team handles billions of ad impressions and millions of clicks daily, requiring robust solutions that meet strict latency constraints while maintaining high relevance standards.
The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 per year, depending on location and experience, plus additional benefits including equity and sign-on payments. You'll be part of a highly motivated, fun-loving team with an entrepreneurial spirit and bias for action.
Key responsibilities include designing and implementing scalable systems, driving technical decisions, and working across teams to create bespoke shopping experiences. The position requires strong software development experience and system design capabilities, with opportunities to make significant impacts on Amazon's advertising technology stack.
This is an ideal role for someone who wants to work at the intersection of e-commerce and advertising technology, with the chance to influence how millions of customers discover products on Amazon. The position offers excellent growth potential and the opportunity to work on challenging technical problems at massive scale.