Sr. Software Development Engineer, Ordering

Are you passionate about enabling millions of customers around the world to buy anything, anywhere, anytime? Amazon's ORDERING TECH HUB is expanding to Hyderabad to build the next generation of core ordering systems, including refund intelligence, shaping the entire post-click journey.

The Ordering team stands at the heart of Amazon retail, guiding the journey from purchase to delivery to resolution, and this new site will play a pivotal role in its evolution. We are seeking founding members of our software development engineers team who can dive deep into abstract problems and develop innovative designs to help us continuously prepare our platform for current and future challenges.

As a Senior Software Development Engineer, you will be responsible for leading design and architecture initiatives, mentoring team members, and contributing to the full software development lifecycle. You'll work on critical systems that power Amazon's global ordering infrastructure, ensuring scalability, reliability, and innovation in how millions of customers shop worldwide.

The role offers an opportunity to shape the future of e-commerce technology while working with cutting-edge systems at massive scale. You'll be part of a team that values technical excellence, innovation, and customer obsession, working on problems that directly impact Amazon's core business operations.

The ideal candidate combines strong technical expertise with leadership abilities, capable of both hands-on development and guiding technical decisions. You'll have the chance to work with diverse teams across Amazon, contributing to the architecture and implementation of systems that process millions of orders daily.

Join us in building the next generation of ordering systems that will define the future of online shopping, while growing your career in one of technology's most innovative companies. Your work will directly impact how customers worldwide experience Amazon's ordering process, from purchase to delivery and beyond.