Front-End Engineer II - Mobile and Emerging Technologies, Meridian Design System

Join Amazon's Meridian Design System team as a Front End Engineer II in a unique role that bridges mobile development, design systems, and adaptive user interfaces. This position offers an exciting opportunity to shape how Amazon's experiences scale across various platforms including phones, tablets, and automotive displays.

The role primarily focuses on Android development (60% of work) while also involving iOS development, making it perfect for engineers passionate about cross-platform mobile development. You'll be responsible for maintaining and evolving mobile component libraries while ensuring interfaces adapt seamlessly across different hardware capabilities and contexts.

As part of the Meridian Design System team, you'll work on creating and maintaining component libraries, tools, and documentation that power Amazon's experiences across multiple platforms. The team's work directly impacts millions of customers and thousands of developers across Amazon, making it a highly influential position.

Key responsibilities include owning mobile component libraries, building developer tools, creating adaptive components, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and driving improvements in accessibility and performance. You'll also provide technical guidance to other teams and participate in code reviews to maintain high quality standards.

The ideal candidate should have strong experience in Android development with Jetpack Compose (Kotlin) and iOS development using SwiftUI. You'll need at least 3 years of professional software development experience and a deep understanding of mobile platform constraints.

The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 based on location and experience, plus comprehensive benefits including medical coverage and 401k. This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about creating scalable, consistent experiences across platforms while working with cutting-edge mobile technologies.