ADCI HYD 13 SEZ

Software Development, operations

SoftwareDevelopmentEngineerII,Geospatial

₹18–28L ~AI est. Hyderabad, Telangana, India FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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optimal for Mid candidates.

The Brief

“Software Development Engineer II, Geospatial at ADCI HYD 13 SEZ. Skills: Geospatial data, ML models, Low-latency services, Big data pipelines. Design large-scale systems. Implement large-scale systems”

What You'll Achieve.

Location accuracy; Coverage; Predictive accuracy; Delivery success; Transporter experience

Industry & Context.

Software Development, operations
Problems you'll solve

Functionally decompose complex problems; Understand system inter-dependencies

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3+ years software development experience, 2+ years system design/architecture experience, Experience programming one language

Nice to Have

3+ years full SDLC experience, Bachelor's degree in computer science, Geospatial domain experience, Building/operations facing products experience

What You'll Do.

Design large-scale systems

Implement large-scale systems

Deploy large-scale systems

Define secure services

Define scalable services

Define low-latency services

Define efficient processes

Decompose complex problems

Build big data pipelines

Build ML training solutions

Build ML inference solutions

Build high-availability services

Innovate on solutions

Optimize success metrics

Build defect-resolution stack

Work on model-serving infrastructure

Work on inference pipelines

Work on agentic tools

Build case-routing engines

Build audit workflows

Build operator frontends

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Engineering teams; Science teams

Full Job Description

Are you fascinated with the idea of creating a digital representation of the world? What about building learning systems to create the most precise and accurate representation? Join the Geospatial team to build Maps for Amazon. We build learning systems to identify road networks, POIs, and geocodes of addresses worldwide. Our delivery operations use these systems to determine the locations and plan the routes for delivery. Drivers use these systems to navigate to the delivery locations. Our mission is to vend geospatial data (e.g. maps, traffic, addresses, and locations/geocodes) that is detailed and fresh through an intuitive experience that enables every driver – independent of tenure and affinity – to succeed in their delivery tasks. We are not creating another consumer-grade mapping solution, we are building systems that enable depth focused solutions. For example, we are interested in not only getting a person to an address like 300 Boren Ave N, we are also interested in guiding them where to park, where the building entrance, find out if there is a mailing room in the building that is open at that time, and guide them to alternative delivery location at the customer unit based on various factors. The level of detail we provide on the delivery journey is leading in the mapping industry. Our geocodes also dictate how to optimally group the packages for that stop based on proximity and walk times, which significantly impacts route plan and stop plan efficiencies. Several of these problems require us to build systems that can work with an ensemble of ML models as well as support the right segmentation of inputs to make good estimates on the outputs. There are several unsolved or partially solved problems in this space; such as parsing and managing both structured and unstructured addresses in various countries, modeling building entrances and unit access in multi-unit buildings, optimal polygonal geofence guardrails, and multiple delivery locations with business a

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