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Amazon · Sunnyvale, CA

Sr. Product Design Engineer, Amazon Devices-Hardware

US, CA, SunnyvaleSenior individual contributorDesign

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

  • Lead a design team through technical capabilities, clear communication, and strong organizational skills.
  • Demonstrate a strong working knowledge of mechanical systems, with expertise in systems integration of systems commonly found in consumer devices.
  • Perform feature design to meet program objectives in performance, cost, size or other requirements.
  • Perform failure analysis and solution validation to solve hard problems
  • Provide cross-functional program integration support to ensure team success
  • Manage and analyze data relating to performance and quality specifications using statistical methods.
  • Travel (up to 15%) to support manufacturing activities overseas
  • Manage schedules and milestones
  • Demonstrate hands-on passion for your work and a desire to take on new challenges
  • Support positive team interactions to achieve within a highly skilled and experienced team
  • Demonstrate an ability to integrate feedback and to respond quickly to changing contexts and work environments
  • Contribute to the hiring process to build teams
  • Mentor junior engineers in good product design practice
  • Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Prepare and deliver updates to leadership on a regular basis.

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