SoftwareDevelopmentEngineer,AmazonPaymentServices

We are looking for a seasoned developer to design/build massive scale, distributed computing solutions. You will be responsible for driving the team’s technical direction, strategizing and shaping our long-term vision and architecture. You will own major deliverables end-to-end, drive roadmaps, and provide technical leadership to the engineering team. If you're excited by cloud computing, designing highly scalable, fault tolerant systems, and want to be challenged by the toughest computer science problems, then join us to build the next generation distributed systems solving big data problems. You should be someone who wants to conceive and design highly scalable, robust software, and wants to see their software thrive in the face of traffic from huge cloud computing services. The candidate should have strong distributed systems and web services design and implementation experience, as well as experience working on high availability production systems. Responsible for the overall development life cycle of the solution and manage complex projects with significant bottom line impact. Key job responsibilities - Work with product managers in developing a strategy and road map to provide compelling capabilities for our customers. - Work closely with other engineers to develop the best technical design and approach for new product development. - Instill best practices for software development and documentation, assure designs meet requirements, and deliver high-quality work on tight schedules. - Project management - prioritization, planning of projects and features, Stakeholder management and tracking of external commitments. - Operational Excellence - monitoring & operation of production services. About the team Amazon Payment Services serves the needs of online shoppers in all Arabic speaking and surrounding countries through our trusted, secure payment network that gives everyone the opportunity to shop online safely and easily. The payment processing technology and so