Join a vibrant, startup-like environment within Amazon Pay and pioneer the expansion of "Amazon Pay" beyond the Amazon ecosystem. Our team is seeking motivated, experienced software developers to craft high-quality platform solutions. These solutions will empower our customers, both buyers and merchants, ensuring "Amazon Pay" grows into a ubiquitous wallet for all Amazon buyers.

As an Amazon Pay engineer, you'll tackle complex challenges and innovate for our customers. In the SDE II role, you will be instrumental in building a premier, seamless payments experience and merchant integration, crucial for our expansion while maintaining customer and merchant trust.

This is a prime opportunity to join Amazon's leading technology divisions, collaborating with industry-leading engineers. Benefit from mentorship programs, regular technical discussions with Principal Engineers, and avenues for professional growth within a forward-thinking technology leader.

If you are passionate about developing groundbreaking payment solutions that benefit merchants and delight customers, we invite you to apply. Come contribute to our mission of hard work, fun, and making history!

- Deliver robust platform solutions to address diverse customer and merchant needs for Amazon Pay. - Develop and enhance web applications and services facilitating third-party merchant integration with Amazon Pay. - Engineer large-scale, distributed systems designed for high-volume, 24/7 transaction processing. - Influence the architectural direction and evolution of systems, prioritizing reliability, scalability, and performance.

- Possess a minimum of 2 years of professional software development experience, excluding internships. - Demonstrate proficiency in at least one programming language. - Understand professional software engineering best practices across the full development lifecycle, including coding standards, software architecture, code reviews, source control, continuous deployment, testing, and operational excellence. - Proven experience contributing to the architecture and design, including patterns, reliability, and scaling, of new and existing systems.