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Have you ever ordered a product on Amazon and wondered how it got to you so fast? Did you ever think about where did this package come from and how much would it have costed to do that delivery? If so, the Amazon Supply Chain Optimization organization is for you. Watch this video to learn more about our organization, SCOT: http://bit.ly/amazon-scot Our vision is to build an intelligent and intuitive hands o the wheel fully automated system to model Amazon’s complex transportation network (with billions of attributes like warehouses, routes, time, cost etc.) to give optimal promises (speed and cost) to our customers. We are looking for an SDE to help us realize this vision. The complexity of Amazon supply chain network grows exponentially, requiring innovative approaches in modeling, storing, validating, and processing billions of rows of configuration. We are looking for a candidate who will help us break down barriers and build smart and scalable network management system to give Amazon customers even faster and cheaper delivery. Our technical challenges involve optimizing relational and non-relational data storage and processing systems to enable a supply chain network at Amazon scale evolving at Amazon speed. Get ready for SQL and NoSQL databases, Big Data analytics, distributed systems, map reduce, complex business logic, and highly-optimized multithreaded code on the edge of capabilities. We are looking for an experienced Software Engineer to be a key contributor to our success and drive the strategic development of the services. This role might be for you if... - You design at the product level with heavy involvement through all phases of the SDLC using concepts that may include Service Oriented Architecture, caching, load balancing, relational and non-relational databases, micro services, n-tiered architecture, cloud and/or map-reduce. - You use object-oriented design concepts to program large multi-tier systems. You have working knowledge of common and usefu