SoftwareDevelopmentEngineerII,AmazonFinAuto,GREFTech

The Global Real Estate and Facilities (GREF) Tech team, part of Finance Automation, develops services, products, and tools to enable Amazon's corporate real estate team to build and operate the company's global facilities in more than 60 countries, which is the largest corporate real estate footprint in the world. We develop building systems that deliver a seamless, adaptive, and creative workspace experience to more than half a million employees. Our mission is to create technology that simplifies the processes Amazon employs to manage its corporate real estate. Our tech team build services and products that support various GREF domains, including space and occupancy planning, travel and events, design and construction, employee health and safety, sustainability, and building management systems requiring IoT expertise. If you possess the skills to build, operate, and scale the next generation of distributed systems supporting Amazon's growth, this role may be well-suited for you. We are seeking a passionate software development engineer who can build the next generation of Travel and Events solutions to help Amazon employees plan the travel and events in most optimal way. As a software development engineer in the team, you will get to collaborate with product managers, senior and peer-level software engineers across Finance Automation organization. This role provides you with autonomy and ownership on decisions, working backwards directly from customers. There is ample opportunity for growth due to the high visibility work and presence of senior engineering talent for guidance and mentorship. Come join us in making history! Key job responsibilities In this role, you will.. • Define scalable software architectures, own and implement specific components, and help shape the overall user experience • Contributing to defining best practices for software development • Collaborate closely with Product Managers, and other Software Development Engineers to deliver the produ