FAQs
What is the primary focus of the TimeHub organization at Amazon?
The primary focus of TimeHub is to build world-class time and pay systems that are intuitive and friction-free for all users, while enabling management of time and pay with close to zero defects.
What skills are required for the Software Development Engineer position?
Candidates should have experience in professional software development, experience designing or architecting systems, and proficiency in at least one software programming language.
What technologies will I work with as a Software Development Engineer in TimeHub?
You will work with highly scalable AWS technologies such as Lambda, EMR, DynamoDB, S3, Kinesis, ECS, and more.
Is mentorship a part of the Software Development Engineer role?
Yes, part of the role involves coaching and mentoring junior engineers on the team.
What qualifications are necessary for this position?
A Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent and experience with the full software development life cycle are necessary.
Will I get to collaborate with others in this role?
Yes, the role involves collaborating with product managers and customers to manage requirements for new features and updates to existing systems.
What is the overall work environment like in the TimeHub team?
The work environment is one of early-stage hustle, operational excellence, technical complexity, and global scope across multiple Amazon businesses, where team members work together and have fun.
Are there opportunities for employees to influence architectural decisions?
Yes, successful candidates will have the opportunity to heavily influence the architecture and design of solutions.
How does Amazon prioritize diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Amazon is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace and makes recruiting decisions based on experience and skills, valuing diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
What is the expected contribution of a Software Development Engineer in the team?
The expected contribution includes owning and solving ambiguous problems, writing critical-path code, and participating in all aspects of the agile software development lifecycle.