Sr. Software Development Engineer Amazon
San Francisco, CA

Job Description

Imagine being a part of a small, agile team where your ideas have the potential to reach millions within a matter of months. Picture working on cutting edge consumer-facing products, where every single team member is a critical voice in the decision-making process. Envision being able to leverage the resources of a Fortune-500 company within the atmosphere of a start-up. Welcome to Amazon Music, where ideas are born, and come to life as Prime Music, and the Digital Music store.

Amazon Music's accounts management team team is looking for a Senior Software Engineer with experience and desire to build highly scalable services managing millions of customers. As a senior engineer, you will work independently and with other teams at Amazon to architect and develop back end large scale systems and APIs for client teams to consume.

The ideal candidate is interested in being part of a nimble team, passionate about innovating for customers, and has a demonstrable track record of success in delivering new features and products. A commitment to team work, hustle, and strong communication skills (to both business and technical partners) are absolute requirements. The role requires leaders with technical depth as well as strong hold on industry best practices, risk management, workload distribution. The person has an attention to detail to deliver solutions that delight customers.

In San Francisco we own and develop the production of Amazon's core digital music services, Music Unlimited, Prime Music and the digital music store, through experiences such as the web player and the Amazon Music mobile app. Our music offerings are available in multiple countries, and our applications support our mission of delivering music to customers in a way that enhances their day-to-day lives. We can be found on platforms such as the Amazon Echo, Kindle Fire, iOS, and Android as well as on a mixture of home and auto streaming platforms. We develop software in Java, C++, Objective-C, HTML5/JavaScript, Python, and various AWS technologies.