Software Dev Eng. II, Worldwide Stores Accessibility

Join Amazon's Worldwide Stores Accessibility Team in an exciting role at the intersection of AI and accessibility. As a Software Development Engineer II, you'll be part of a new AI initiative aimed at revolutionizing how Amazon approaches accessibility challenges at scale. The role involves developing cutting-edge AI solutions that will transform Amazon's development culture and make accessibility an integral part of the software development process.

You'll work on designing and implementing internal generative AI tools that shape the future of AI-powered online shopping experiences for customers who benefit from accessible technology. The position requires expertise in AI concepts such as MCP, RAG, and agentic workflows, along with strong software engineering fundamentals.

The team's mission is to leverage artificial intelligence to create transformative solutions that enhance digital experiences for all users. You'll collaborate with Applied Scientists, Product Managers, Senior and Principal Engineers to build solutions that improve accessibility at scale. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on millions of users while working with advanced AI technologies.

The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $114,800 to $191,800 per year, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. You'll be based in Vancouver, working with a team that's setting new standards for inclusive technology. This position is perfect for engineers who are passionate about using AI to solve real-world challenges and want to be at the forefront of defining how AI can create more inclusive digital experiences.

The ideal candidate should demonstrate independence, creativity, customer obsession, and adaptability. While prior accessibility experience is not required, you should be an exceptional software engineer with the ability to work through ambiguities and deliver meaningful impact. This role offers the unique opportunity to combine technical expertise with social impact, making Amazon's digital platforms more accessible to all users.