Software Development Engineer, Ads Identity and Access Management, Ads Core Services (ACS)

Amazon is building a world-class advertising business focused on advertiser registration, account management, and access controls. This role is within the Accounts & Permissions team, which manages critical products that serve as the gateway to Amazon Ads, impacting thousands of partners and millions of advertisers globally.

As a Software Development Engineer, you'll be responsible for building high-performance, distributed systems that handle millions of daily requests while maintaining millisecond latencies. You'll work on services that manage the end-to-end lifecycle of advertiser registration, account management, and access controls for Amazon's advertising platform.

The role offers the opportunity to make significant technical and business impact. You'll build solutions that directly affect Amazon's advertising revenue, working with massive datasets and distributed frameworks. You'll collaborate with Principal Engineers and have the chance to mentor junior team members.

Key responsibilities include delivering working features across the full software lifecycle, from customer requirements to deployment and operations. You'll need to ensure high code quality through code reviews, proper documentation, and sustainable design choices. The position requires strong problem-solving skills and the ability to implement permanent fixes when issues arise.

The team operates in an entrepreneurial environment that values experimentation and innovation. Your work will be visible to millions of customers on Amazon.com and other websites, driving quantifiable revenue impact. The role offers excellent opportunities for technical growth and hands-on experience with large-scale distributed systems.

Benefits include competitive salary ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 based on location, plus equity, sign-on payments, and comprehensive medical and financial benefits. Join a highly motivated team that's shaping the future of advertising technology at Amazon.