SoftwareDevelopmentEngineer,CommunicationsandCorporateResponsibility(CCR)Ops&Tech

As a Software Development Engineer in the Communications and Corporate Responsibility (CCR) Ops & Tech organization, you will work in a collaborative team environment delivering data-driven solutions and analytics capabilities. Our team, formed in 2022, specializes in building and maintaining data pipelines and analytics platforms that help internal customers access, analyze, and understand Amazon's communications efforts globally. In this role, you will develop and maintain data processing systems and analytics applications. Working alongside experienced engineers, you'll design and implement data ingestion pipelines, transform raw data into actionable insights, and build efficient data storage solutions using technologies like Amazon Redshift, S3 data lakes, and various AWS analytics services. This is an ideal role for engineers with data engineering expertise who want to expand their impact beyond traditional data functions. You'll have opportunities to grow as both a data specialist and a well-rounded software developer. A day in the life Your daily work will involve writing maintainable, efficient code for data processing and analytics workflows. You'll design and implement ETL pipelines, optimize query performance, and ensure data quality and consistency. Key responsibilities include building and maintaining data lakes using AWS services, developing ETL processes for data ingestion and transformation, optimizing Redshift queries and table designs, implementing data quality checks and monitoring, and creating efficient data models for analytics use cases. The ideal candidate should have experience with data warehouse technologies, particularly Amazon Redshift, ETL pipeline development and maintenance, SQL and data modeling, working with large-scale data processing systems, data lake architecture and implementation, and Python, Java, or similar languages for data processing. About the team You'll be joining a data-focused technical team within a primarily non-te