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Software Development Engineer, Developer Experience

Jet.com · New York, New York, USA · On-site

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About Jet.com

Backed by General Catalyst.

About the role

Build the foundational tooling that powers the Amazon Ads Machine Learning Platform — including servers, skills, knowledge bases, and agents that enable teams across the organization to create and deploy sophisticated AI solutions at scale. Your contributions will directly shape how teams across Amazon build, deploy, and scale AI from prototyping to production. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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Build the foundational tooling that powers the Amazon Ads Machine Learning Platform — including servers, skills, knowledge bases, and agents that enable teams across the organization to create and deploy sophisticated AI solutions at scale. Your contributions will directly shape how teams across Amazon build, deploy, and scale AI from prototyping to production.

The Developer Experience AI Tools team is transforming how internal teams create and deploy AI solutions. You'll design and launch features aligned with industry-standard AI frameworks, lead projects that drive innovation for customers, and work at the intersection of developer experience and AI technology. This is a unique opportunity where your work removes friction for builders across Amazon — democratizing AI development through robust, scalable tooling.

Key job responsibilities

  • Design and develop scalable software systems that support the full development lifecycle of AI tools and services
  • Lead technical projects from conception to completion, collaborating with stakeholders to deliver high-impact solutions
  • Participate actively in code reviews, providing meaningful feedback to team members and ensuring code...

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