Support Engineer II, Benefits Experience & Technology (BXT)

Amazon

Amazon is a global technology company that builds a workplace for employees to invent and deliver on behalf of customers.

Arlington, VA, USA

Backend

Mid-Level Software Engineer

In-Person

5,000+ Employees

2+ years of experience

Enterprise SaaS

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Description For Support Engineer II, Benefits Experience & Technology (BXT)

Benefits Experience and Technology (BXT) builds a workplace for Amazonians to invent and deliver on behalf of customers by supporting employees' financial, education, health, and wellness needs with benefits that optimize value and are easy to discover, enroll, and access. As a Support Engineer II in the BXT Support Tools and Automation (STA) team, you will work to build tools to improve the benefits administration process, making the benefits experience more seamless for Amazonians.

Your responsibilities will include:

Acting as the first line of engineering support, working closely with product support and software engineering teams.
Owning issues to resolution on behalf of Amazonians, including coordination, customer communication, and tracking tasks.
Contributing to the development of processes and mechanisms for incoming tickets, including extensive troubleshooting tasks.
Covering multiple products, features, and services driving employee benefits experience.
Identifying areas of improvement and implementing best practices in providing technical support.
Proactively mitigating issues using innovative solutions.

This role offers the opportunity to work with senior engineers in a multi-functional team and advance your career to the next level, including ownership of critical software systems.

A successful Support Engineer II will have a broad array of technical and functional skills, take initiative, and think big to drive improvements in the benefits experience for Amazonians.

Last updated 5 months ago

Responsibilities For Support Engineer II, Benefits Experience & Technology (BXT)

Build tools to improve benefits administration process
Act as first line of engineering support
Own issues to resolution on behalf of Amazonians
Contribute to development of processes for incoming tickets
Implement best practices in providing technical support
Proactively mitigate issues using innovative solutions

Requirements For Support Engineer II, Benefits Experience & Technology (BXT)

Linux

2+ years of software development or technical support experience
Bachelor's degree in engineering or equivalent
Experience troubleshooting and debugging technical systems
Experience in Unix

Benefits For Support Engineer II, Benefits Experience & Technology (BXT)

Equal opportunity employer
Disability accommodation available

Amazon

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Arlington, VA, USA

Backend

Mid-Level Software Engineer

In-Person

5,000+ Employees

2+ years of experience

Enterprise SaaS

Amazon

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