Amazon

Software Development, System Development Engineering, transportation and logistics

SystemDevelopmentEngineer

₹25–45L ~AI est. Hyderabad, Telangana, India FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid candidates.

The Brief

“System Development Engineer at Amazon. Skills: System development, Automation, Troubleshooting, Software engineering. Develop automation and tools. Troubleshoot and diagnose issues”

What You'll Achieve.

Improve customer experience; Get the right things done

Industry & Context.

Software Development, System Development Engineering, transportation and logistics
Problems you'll solve

Identify problems; Implement solutions; Detect outages; Prevent outages; Prioritize projects; Make sound judgments

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2+ years software development experience, 1+ years system design/architecture experience, 7+ years systems engineering experience, Knowledge of systems engineering fundamentals, Experience programming with C++, C#, Java, Python, Golang, PowerShell, or Ruby

Nice to Have

PowerShell, Python, Ruby, or Java experience, Experience in Agile Scrum methodology

What You'll Do.

Develop automation and tools

Troubleshoot and diagnose issues

Fix production software issues

Develop monitoring solutions

Perform software maintenance

Perform configuration

Implement fixes for internally developed code

Update technical challenges

Track technical challenges

Resolve technical challenges

Work with development on software projects

Update current software

Enhance current software

Automate support processes

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Working alongside development

Communication Scope

Verbal communication; Written communication

Process & Methodology

Agile, Scrum

Full Job Description

Not many teams aspire to zero. Welcome to the Worldwide Returns, ReCommerce & Sustainability team (WWR&R) at Amazon.com. WW RR&S is an agile, innovative organization dedicated to ‘making zero happen’ to benefit our customers, our company, and the environment. The mission of WWR&R is to eliminate defects that cause returns (Zero defects), deliver Zero cost of returns for Amazon, send Zero product waste to landfill, and deliver on Amazon’s commitment to deliver on the Climate Pledge (Net Zero Carbon) – “the 4 Zeros”. We do this by developing products and driving unparalleled operational excellence to help customers keep what they buy, recover returned and damaged product value, keep thousands of tons of waste from landfills, and create the best customer returns experience in the world. We have an eye to the future – we create long-term value at Amazon by focusing not just on the bottom line, but on the planet. We are building the most sustainable re-use channel we can by driving multiple aspects of the Circular Economy for Amazon - returns and recommerce. Amazon WW RR&S is comprised of business, product, operational, program, software engineering and data teams that manage the life of a returned or damaged product from a customer to the warehouse and on to its next best use. Our work is broad and deep: we train machine learning models to automate routing and find signals to optimize re-use; we invent new channels to give products a second life; we develop world-class product support to help customers love what they buy; we pilot smarter product evaluations; we work from the customer backward to find ways to make the return experience remarkably delightful and easy; and we do it all while scrutinizing our business with laser focus. Primary responsibilities of System Development Engineer include automation and tool development, troubleshooting and diagnosing systemic and infrastructure issues, fixing production software issues, developing monitoring solutions, performin

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