Software Development Engineer II, SCOT-IB, Inventory Placement Crossdock

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Software Development Engineer II, SCOT-IB, Inventory Placement Crossdock Bellevue, Washington, USA We are thrilled to have a Software Development Engineering opening for you in the Spock Team! As part of the Spock team you'll work on the most advanced systems in Inventory Placement. We protect inventory availability for customer delivery speed, manage inventory balance between FCs, and we replenish inventory to our growing networks that include domestic and international marketplaces! We do all that with lead time and supply chain variability as core aspects of our optimization modelling. As a member of our team you'll be able to contribute directly to our customer's experience with the Amazon supply chain, as well as reduce fulfillment cost and maximize free cash flow, across all worldwide marketplaces! But wait, there's more! Inventory Placement has dedicated Analytics, Operational Research resources and you'll get the unique opportunity of working with as part of our team. This role might be for you if… - You thrive on solving textbook-less problems - You use object-oriented design concepts to program large multi-tier systems. You have working knowledge of common and useful design patterns. - You have designed, launched, refactored, re-architected, deprecated and/or implemented large-scale cloud-based distributed services with millisecond latency and ultra-high transactional volumes. - You design at the product level with heavy involvement through all phases of the SDLC using concepts that may include Service Oriented Architecture, caching, load balancing, non-relational databases, microservices, sharding, n-tiered architecture, cloud and/or map-reduce. - You have experience implementing best practices in

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