Amazon
Software Development Manager, WW Sustainability
$185K–$250K
Seattle, WA · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 25, 2026
- Experience
- 3+ years engineering team management; 7+ years working directly within engineering teams; 3+ years designing or architecting systems; 8+ years leading multi tier web services.
About the job
Leads engineering for Amazon’s environmental intelligence platform, delivering reliable sustainability data systems, APIs, and AI/ML infrastructure for internal and external decision-making.
What you'll do
- Lead and develop a software engineering team while setting technical direction and remaining hands-on with architecture and technical decisions.
- Own platform production operations, including APIs, reliability, incident response, model-serving infrastructure, and AI-native development practices.
- Turn scientific methods and models into scalable production systems, and coordinate with science teams on failures and improvements.
What they ask for
- 3+ years of engineering team management experience.
- 7+ years of working directly within engineering teams experience.
- 3+ years of designing or architecting new and existing systems, including design patterns, reliability, and scaling.
- 8+ years of leading the definition and development of multi tier web services experience; knowledge of full software/hardware/networks development lifecycle practices; experience partnering with product or program management teams.
Nice to have
- Experience communicating with users, technical teams, and senior leadership to gather requirements and explain product features, technical designs, and strategy.
- Experience recruiting, hiring, mentoring/coaching, and managing software engineers.
Pay
184,900.00 - 250,200.00 USD annually (base salary)
Tools
AI/ML
AI focus
Build and operate AI/ML-enabled sustainability systems, including model serving, inference pipelines, model observability, and automated retraining; adopt AI-assisted development and testing as standard engineering workflows.
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