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Amazon · Seattle, WA

Software Development Engineer, Device OS

US, WA, SeattleSoftware Engineering

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted July 16, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

This Job is for a most challenging, complex, high volume and large scale project having all possible AWS services+Integrations involved, CI/CD pipeline creation and management, CDK development, Cloud application development, deployment across number of AWS regions, Tools development for monitoring and operational excellence.

Key job responsibilities

The Engineer in this job is expected to make the design (High level and Low level), own end to end (depth) for specific set of features while having breadth on rest of the features and provide technical guidance for the Junior members in the team.

A day in the life

1. Feature development

2. Peer Code and design review

3. Interact with internal and external stakeholders (Dev and QA) on clarifying the requirements, resolving the dependencies etc.

4. Oncall rotation

About the team

Team is working on a most business critical, high visibility, large scale & high device volume project involving embedded development (Device side), Cloud development (AWS services, API, CDK, Pipelines, Container management) etc.

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