1 day ago
London, United KingdomMid Level
Responsibilities
- Build and extend the Factory of Economics by automating and accelerating data pipelines, platforms, and tools.
- Develop capabilities involving machine learning and large language models to scale science products.
- Collaborate with economists and cross-functional stakeholders to define technical requirements and project direction.
- Provide technical leadership, challenge existing approaches, and guide economic project architecture.
- Improve systems, engineering workflows, and iteration speed for the team and its users.
- Contribute to long-term data infrastructure strategy, engineering best practices, and operational excellence.
- Evaluate tools and make informed integration and architecture decisions.
Requirements
- Professional, non-internship experience in software development.
- Programming experience in at least one modern language such as Java, C++, or C#, including object-oriented design.
- Preferred: bachelor’s degree in computer science or equivalent.
- Preferred: experience across the full software development life cycle, including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, testing, and operations.
Benefits
- Access to AWS resources with a fast-investment approach and minimal red tape.
- Zero-operations mindset focused on delivery rather than maintenance.
- No on-call or phone paging responsibilities.
- Lean, pragmatic work organized around clear, business-aligned quarterly goals rather than stand-ups or sprints.
- Greenfield projects focused on simple solutions for complex domains.
About Amazon
Amazon builds and operates a global e-commerce marketplace, logistics network, and consumer devices, and provides cloud computing via AWS for businesses and developers. The company earns revenue from online retail, third‑party seller services, subscriptions like Prime, advertising, and AWS usage. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Seattle, it is publicly traded on NASDAQ (AMZN) and serves customers in dozens of countries.