Senior Software Engineer - Full Stack, Amazon Music Search

Amazon Music is seeking a Senior Full Stack Software Engineer to join their Search Experience engineering team in San Francisco. This role offers an exciting opportunity to shape how millions of users discover and engage with music content globally. The position combines frontend and backend development, with a special focus on mobile applications.

The role involves working on Amazon Music's search functionality across multiple platforms including mobile, web, FireTV, and Big Screens. You'll be responsible for building and maintaining systems that retrieve, rank, and display search results to customers, directly impacting how users discover and interact with music content.

As a senior engineer, you'll collaborate closely with product managers, UX designers, and other engineers to innovate and refine the search experience. The role requires strong technical expertise in both frontend and backend development, with particular emphasis on React Native and mobile development. You'll be expected to mentor other engineers and lead technical initiatives.

The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $151,300 to $261,500 per year, depending on location and experience, plus additional benefits including medical insurance and 401k. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced developers who want to work on large-scale consumer-facing applications while having a direct impact on how millions of users discover and enjoy music.

The ideal candidate will bring 5+ years of professional software development experience, strong full-stack capabilities, and proven experience with React Native or native mobile development. You'll need excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to mentor others while working on complex technical challenges.

Working at Amazon Music means joining a team that's innovating at the intersection of music and technology, building features that serve millions of users worldwide. The role offers the chance to work on challenging technical problems while directly influencing how people discover and experience music on a global scale.