Software Development Engineer, Catalog DataWorks, Item and Offers Platform

Amazon's Item and Offers team is seeking a Software Development Engineer to join their Catalog DataWorks (CDW) division, a crucial component of Amazon's eCommerce platform. This role combines challenging computer science problems with real business impact, focusing on managing and processing catalog data at massive scale. The team handles billions of products and processes hundreds of millions of daily catalog changes in real-time.

As a Software Engineer in the CDW team, you'll be responsible for building and maintaining large-scale data pipelines that process petabytes of data. You'll work with cutting-edge big data technologies and handle diverse data formats while ensuring high availability and data quality. The role requires expertise in data engineering, distributed systems, and programming languages like Python, Java, or Scala.

The position offers an opportunity to work on systems that directly impact Amazon's global marketplace operations. You'll be part of a team that provides critical data services that teams across Amazon rely on for their business decisions. The role combines technical challenges of big data processing with the business impact of supporting one of the world's largest e-commerce platforms.

Amazon offers a competitive compensation package including base salary ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 depending on location, plus equity, sign-on payments, and comprehensive benefits. The company provides a collaborative work environment, opportunities for professional growth, and the chance to work with cutting-edge technologies at massive scale.

This role is perfect for someone who is passionate about data engineering, enjoys solving complex technical challenges, and wants to make a significant impact on systems that serve millions of customers and sellers worldwide. You'll be working in an innovative environment where you'll have the opportunity to shape the future of e-commerce catalog management and data processing systems.