Front End Developer ( WDE ) @ Amazon, Hyderabad

Amazon Business represents an incredible opportunity to address a vast new market segment and customer base. AB is the one the fastest growing business for Amazon. We are focused on building solutions that enable our business customers enjoy business relevant selection (products and services), with the convenience we offer to our customers today across multiple devices, marketplaces and regions. Similar to Amazon.com we aspire to be the preferred choice for all types of business (Sole proprietors, small businesses, schools, universities, hospitals, government, enterprises (and everything else). The needs of these business customers are different from those of the traditional Amazon customer, so we are reinventing everything from how we offer our selection, pricing, customer experience and offer unparalleled customer support. We have the opportunity to disrupt how business buy in the age. AB has already grossed $4B since its inception – this was the easy part. The next billion and counting are going to be incredibly hard and challenging. We need dynamic individuals like you who will solve scale and automation problems to get us the next billions! Our team in Hyderabad owns the Business Home page! Across all marketplaces and device types... It’s the equivalent of amazon.com/amazon.in, but for B2B customers. We also own Navigation – the header and footer panel of popular actions, that surface on each page for business customers. Looking for engineers passionate about designing and integrating frond-end features, optimizing Home page for latency and availability, personalizing and enhancing User Experience across device types, and helping improve manageability over the long-term. * Basic Qualifications · Experience developing rich web applications with HTML, CSS, JavaScript (algorithms/data structures) · 3+ years of professional frontend web software development with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, DOM, JSON, AJAX and general Web 2.0 techniques · Front-End System Design (front-end / back-end interaction, web performance, security) · Experience with at least one Object Oriented JavaScript Framework (React, Angular, Ember, Dojo, Node etc.) · Experience with different UI testing methodologies and frameworks · Understanding of web services technologies such as REST, AJAX, HTTP · Design and architecture knowledge as well as familiarity with object oriented analysis and design patterns (OOA/OOD) · Bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Science, Engineering or related field · Able to provide examples or portfolio of best-in-class frontend development work · Solid verbal and written communication skills * Preferred Qualifications · Experience working in a UNIX/Linux environment is preferred · Passion for performance debugging and benchmarking · Experience in building scalable distributed systems · Experience working closely with UX Designers and backend-developers in a collaborative development environment

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