The Amazon Devices team designs and engineers high-profile consumer electronics, including the best-selling Kindle family of products. We have also produced devices like Fire tablets, Fire TV, Amazon Dash, and Amazon Echo. What will you help us create? A Software Developer Engineer (SDE) at Amazon work on real world problems on a global scale, own their systems end to end and influence the direction of our technology that impacts hundreds of millions customers around the world. At Amazon an SDE can expect to lead team(s) of highly performing individuals in the design of flexible and scalable solutions, and day-to-day operations. They will work on some of the most complex challenges in large-scale computing by utilizing your skills in data structures, algorithms, and object oriented programming. We will be working on building and operating new services that will help improve the experience of our customers when doing over-the-air updates, telemetry, and troubleshooting their devices. If you feel strongly about being part of a team, which is responsible for world class software, running a high volume, large scale fleet, has experience in building distributed systems, device software, and/or wireless platform services with strict performance requirements, we’d like to talk to you. Key job responsibilities Key job responsibilities • Think big, bringing fresh ideas and interactions that make device services development easy and intuitive • You take a long-term view of architecture, proactively fixing deficiencies and/or proposing larger projects. • You understand the business impact of your systems and show good judgment when making technical trade-offs. • You are a key influencer in team strategy. • You bring perspective and provide context to guide future technology choices. • Your code submissions and approach to work are exemplary. You write software that is easy for others to contribute to. • You drive engineering best practices (e.g., Operational Excellence, Security, Quality, etc.) and set standards. • When confronted with discordant views, you are able to find the best way forward and influence others to follow that path (build consensus). • You contribute to the professional development of colleagues, improving their technical knowledge and engineering practices. • You ensure your team is stronger because of your presence, but does not require your presence to be successful