Software Development Engineer II, Devices Pricing and Promotions

Devices Pricing and Promotions' (DPP's) is seeking a talented, experienced engineer to facilitate building sales automation and enablement initiatives for the global Devices sales teams. As a Software Development Engineer II, you'll be part of a team responsible for providing automation and scale to the Devices Sales and Marketing business.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead and mentor other talented engineers
• Build the best customer experience, focusing on latency, security, and usability
• Interact with Product Managers and Designers to convert their vision into technical solutions
• Collaborate with other Software Engineers to guide the team on development best practices
• Own the end-to-end design of major deliverables
• Work in a high visibility and fast-paced environment

Technical Requirements:

• In-depth knowledge of design and development of interactive applications
• Experience with agile methodologies
• Proficiency in at least one high-level or scripting language
• Experience building scalable and robust user interfaces
• Must have experience with JavaScript frameworks (e.g., Vue, React, Backbone, Node.js)
• Experience with building highly scalable systems involving distributed services and persistent storage

The role offers an opportunity to make a direct impact on the customer experience and the company's bottom line. You'll work in the Devices Pricing and Promotions team, whose vision is to drive efficient growth for Devices through science-based pricing optimization and scalable execution.

This position offers competitive compensation, including base pay ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 per year, depending on the geographic market. Amazon also provides a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, financial, and other benefits.

Join Amazon's innovative team and contribute to simplifying pricing decisions through science and services, providing automated pricing schedules, self-driving promotion execution, and an integrated UI to inspect outcomes and adjust forward-looking assumptions.