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Amazon · GB, London

Software Dev. Engineer in Test, Conversational shopping

GB, LondonSoftware Engineering

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted September 8, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

We are looking for a passionate and skilled Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) to join the Rufus Quality Engineering team. Rufus is Amazon's conversational AI shopping assistant, and as an SDET on this team, you will play a critical role in building scalable test automation frameworks, enabling Continuous Deployment (Full CD), and driving quality excellence across Rufus services.

This role is ideal for engineers who thrive at the intersection of software development and quality engineering — building tools, frameworks, and intelligent systems that empower developers to ship high-quality features at speed.

Key job responsibilities

Test Automation Framework Development

Design, build, and maintain scalable test automation frameworks for Rufus backend services, frontend applications, and GenAI model validation.

Tool Development

Build and maintain internal testing tools that enable SDEs to self-serve test execution and quality validation.

GenAI Quality Validation

Develop testing strategies and tooling for validating generative AI outputs, including prompt engineering evaluation, model response quality benchmarking, and regression testing.

Autonomous Test Generation

Contribute to the development of agentic AI systems for autonomous test generation, intelligent failure analysis, and predictive quality modeling.

Collaboration

Partner with feature teams to embed quality earlier in the development lifecycle, reducing production escapes through proactive testing and quality gates.

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