Software Dev Engineer II, Unified Payments Experience

Amazon's Unified Payments Experience (UPX) team is seeking a Software Development Engineer II to join their innovative payment systems team. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work with cutting-edge cloud technologies and modern frameworks while solving complex engineering challenges in the payments space.

The position involves building highly scalable software systems that handle Amazon's rapidly growing business needs, with a focus on creating reliable, low-latency services that secure customer PII and maintain 5 9s availability. As part of the UPX team, you'll work with bleeding-edge technologies including AWS services, React Native, Open Source frameworks, and Serverless architecture.

The ideal candidate will bring 3+ years of professional software development experience and strong systems design skills. You'll be responsible for designing and developing product features that focus on scale, efficiency, and superior customer experience. The role requires end-to-end ownership of software development, from requirement analysis through deployment and operational excellence.

Working at Amazon means joining one of the world's most innovative companies, with competitive compensation ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 based on location and experience. You'll collaborate with talented engineers, product managers, and business stakeholders to shape the future of Amazon's payment systems.

This is an excellent opportunity for engineers passionate about building large-scale systems, who thrive in fast-paced environments and want to make a significant impact on how millions of customers interact with Amazon's payment services. The role offers exposure to complex technical challenges, the latest technologies, and the chance to work on systems that operate at massive scale.

Join the UPX team to help revolutionize payment experiences while working with a talented team that values innovation, technical excellence, and customer obsession. Your work will directly influence how customers worldwide interact with Amazon's payment systems, making commerce easier and more secure for millions of users.