Sr. Software Development Engineer, Amazon Devices Connectivity and OS

Amazon Lab126, a subsidiary of Amazon.com, is seeking a Senior Software Development Engineer for their Devices Connectivity and OS team. This role is part of the team that has created groundbreaking devices like Kindle, Fire TV, Amazon Echo, and Amazon Show. As a Connectivity Engineer, you'll work on critical software components across Amazon's entire device ecosystem.

The position involves working with cross-functional teams to develop and implement connectivity solutions across multiple protocols including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Thread, and UWB. You'll be responsible for the entire stack, from low-level wireless controller algorithms to application-level features. The role requires deep technical expertise in embedded systems and connectivity protocols, with opportunities to impact Amazon's entire device portfolio.

Key responsibilities include implementing high-performance, low-power connectivity stacks, developing debugging tools, optimizing code for memory and performance, and working closely with hardware teams on RF architecture. You'll also support compliance and certification activities and may occasionally travel internationally.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced engineer who wants to work on cutting-edge consumer electronics at scale. The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $151,300 to $261,500 per year, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. You'll be working at Amazon Lab126's Sunnyvale location, collaborating with talented teams that are pushing the boundaries of consumer device connectivity.

The ideal candidate will have 6+ years of professional software development experience, strong leadership skills, and a track record of designing and implementing complex systems. If you're passionate about creating innovative consumer products and have deep expertise in connectivity technologies, this role offers the chance to make a significant impact at one of the world's leading technology companies.