SoftwareDevelopmentEngineer,FTVContent&Advertising

Do you want to re-invent how 10s of millions of people enjoy shows and movies on their TVs, Alexa, and Tablets? Device Content & Advertiser team includes Amazon Fire TV, the #1 streaming media player with millions of monthly active users, Alexa ads, and Amazon Fire Tablet. Our mission is to make watching content they love effortless and fun for customers to enjoy all of their entertainment so it becomes part of their daily habit for relaxing, being entertained, and spending time with family and friends. Key job responsibilities - Build full-stack technology and services that must scale to support millions of users – we operate at Amazon scale, designing and deploying software that is enjoyed by millions of customers globally. - Inventing a delightful experience for our customers that utilizes Android, cloud services, frontend and backend technologies. - Defining and implementing novel customer experiences and product direction through collaboration with Product, UX and other engineering teams. - Delivering high quality software through working in a dynamic, team-focused Agile/Scrum environment. A day in the life We are looking for an innovative Software Development Engineer II who wants to have outsize impact. As a Software Engineer on this team, you will define and build innovative consumer product experiences with a direct impact on the design, architecture, and implementation of flagship products that customers love and use every day. You’ll be part of a triple digit growth opportunity working with talented engineers to build delightful user experiences and full-stack technology and services (including customer experience) that must scale to support millions of users. The ideal candidate will have industry-leading programming skills, a deep understanding computer science fundamentals, and be conversant up the software stack. About the team The Devices and Content Advertising team combines advertising and mobile technologies, smart TVs and Alexa to help our custom