Software Development Engineer, Web Frameworks

The Amazon Store Presentation Frameworks organization is seeking a passionate Software Development Engineer for its Web Frameworks team. The Web Frameworks team is chartered with creating Amazon’s most used web frameworks used to build Amazon Store experiences that hundreds of millions of shoppers use every day. Our technologies empower thousands of teams in the Store to to efficiently author secure, defect free code to create innovative customer experiences. You will also lead in experimenting with applying GenAI technologies to simplify how this software is deployed and adopted by builders. We are looking for a passionate software developer to drive the technical innovation to revolutionize the builder experience of developing on Amazon Store. Your immediate customers are other developers, and your ideas and code will touch hundreds of millions of shoppers worldwide. We are leveraging emergent technologies such as GenAI and large language models to increase the efficiency of our tier-1 production services, reduce the manual steps in operations, execute upgrade campaigns across 2,000+ applications, and improve the developer experience of Amazon engineers worldwide. Key job responsibilities We are seeking a Software Development Engineer to develop features to Amazon’s most used Java development framework. The right candidate will possess a strong Java development background and has experience developing production quality code on a regular cadence. You will develop new features in Java, make regular security and maintenance updates to vulnerabilities in the Java framework, and develop new testing automation to reduce the total cost of maintaining the Java development framework. A day in the life The challenges SDEs solve for at Amazon are big and will influence millions of customers, sellers, and products around the world. We are looking for individuals who are passionate about creating new products, features, and services from scratch while managing ambiguity and the pace of a company where development cycles are measured in weeks, not years.