Software Development Engineer, Supply Chain Optimization Technologies

Join Amazon's Supply Chain Optimization Technologies (SCOT) team to tackle some of the world's most complex supply chain challenges at unprecedented scale. As a Software Development Engineer, you'll work on critical systems that optimize Amazon's vast supply chain network, balancing customer experience, inventory management, and logistics costs.

The role spans multiple innovative teams including Automated Inventory Management, Fulfillment Optimization, and Optimal Sourcing Systems. You'll develop sophisticated algorithms and distributed systems that process millions of transactions daily, making split-second decisions that impact Amazon's global operations.

You'll have the opportunity to work on various exciting projects:

• Building automated tools for complex inventory challenges
• Developing algorithms for optimizing package movement and delivery promises
• Creating predictive analytics systems for supply chain management
• Implementing real-time decision-making systems at massive scale
• Architecting solutions that process and analyze data for 400M+ products

The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 based on location, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. You'll work alongside best-in-class inventors and innovators, with access to cutting-edge technology and resources.

This role is perfect for engineers passionate about building end-to-end solutions and tackling complex technical challenges. You'll need strong software development experience, system design skills, and the ability to work cross-functionally. The impact of your work will be felt across Amazon's global operations, directly influencing customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.

Join us to shape the future of e-commerce logistics, working in a fast-paced environment where your innovations will help optimize one of the world's largest supply chain networks. You'll have the opportunity to grow professionally while solving challenging problems that directly impact millions of customers worldwide.