Software Dev Engineer, Profit Intelligence

Amazon's Profit Intelligence team is seeking a Software Development Engineer to build large-scale data intelligence systems that measure and predict profitability across Amazon's retail business. The role involves working with Applied Scientists and Big Data Engineers to create systems that analyze millions of daily shipments. You'll be responsible for developing complex software solutions for large-scale stream processing, working with AWS services, distributed systems, and data mining technologies. The team focuses on providing intelligent insights into profitability factors across Amazon's key pillars including Pricing, Promotions, Advertising, and Inventory management.

The position offers an opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and build intelligence systems from the ground up. You'll be part of a team that values innovation and practical problem-solving, using cloud services in AWS along with the latest in distributed systems and forecasting algorithms. The role involves building and maintaining data infrastructure, developing ingestion pipelines, and creating tools for accessing and analyzing financial data at scale.

Key responsibilities include working with AWS Services for storage and processing, building scalable data pipelines, developing user interfaces for configuration and analysis, and ensuring data security and governance. You'll collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team including applied scientists, product managers, and domain experts to shape the vision and roadmap of product features.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys tackling complex technical challenges while maintaining work-life balance. The team culture emphasizes innovation, practical solutions, and the ability to execute ambitious projects efficiently. If you're passionate about building large-scale systems that drive business decisions and enjoy working with financial data and intelligence systems, this role offers significant growth and impact potential.