Sr.SoftwareDevEngineer,AmazonLeoCustomerTerminals

Amazon Leo is Amazon's low Earth orbit satellite network. Our mission is to deliver fast, reliable broadband connectivity to customers beyond the reach of existing networks. From households to small businesses, schools, hospitals, and government agencies, Amazon Leo will serve communities and organizations operating in places without dependable internet access. Amazon Leo is seeking a Senior Software Development Engineer to own the application layer of the Leo Aviation Solution - the user-facing software that passengers, flight crew, cabin crew, and maintenance technicians interact with every time they connect to Wi-Fi aboard a commercial aircraft. This is full-stack, product-quality software development in a demanding environment. What you build must work reliably on every iOS, Android, and Windows device a passenger might bring aboard, integrate with airline loyalty and payment systems, and run on embedded hardware at 35,000 feet with intermittent satellite connectivity. The operational tooling you build gives crew real-time system visibility during flight and gives maintenance technicians the tools to service aircraft on the ground. The authentication and access control backend underpinning all of this must handle device authorization across every segment of the cabin network without fail. The application layer is where the cabin system becomes visible to its users. The quality, performance, and reliability of what you build is what passengers, crew, and airline customers experience directly. You will build software that ships on aircraft, serves hundreds of thousands of passengers, and integrates with some of the most demanding per-airline customization requirements in commercial aviation. This is a high-ownership role on an early-stage program. You will make foundational design decisions, define interface contracts that other teams build against, and ship software that runs on commercial aircraft. Export Control Requirement: Due to applicable export control law