Software Development Engineer, Consumer Domains

At Audible, a leading force in audio storytelling, we're seeking a Software Development Engineer to join our Consumer Domains team. This role presents an exciting opportunity to shape the future of audio entertainment while working with cutting-edge technology.

As a Software Development Engineer, you'll be instrumental in developing and maintaining the platform that brings thousands of stories to millions of listeners worldwide. You'll work within an agile engineering team, writing maintainable and scalable code that powers our audiobook delivery systems. Your responsibilities will include everything from software development and testing to troubleshooting and enhancement of existing systems.

The role offers an excellent opportunity for growth and learning, with exposure to large-scale systems and complex technical challenges. You'll be working alongside experienced engineers and stakeholders, collaborating to design and implement customer-centric solutions that enhance the audio storytelling experience.

Audible's culture is built on innovation and customer obsession. We're looking for someone who shares our passion for technology and storytelling, someone who can think critically and solve complex problems. You'll be encouraged to take ownership of your work, contribute ideas, and help shape the future of audio entertainment.

The position offers competitive compensation, with a base salary ranging from $99,500 to $200,000 depending on location and experience, plus additional benefits. You'll be based in Newark, NJ, working with a team that's dedicated to transforming the way people experience storytelling.

This is more than just a development role – it's an opportunity to be part of a company that's revolutionizing the audio entertainment industry. If you're passionate about technology, love solving challenging problems, and want to make a meaningful impact on how millions of people consume content, this position at Audible could be your next career milestone.