It's still Day 1 at Amazon IN Payments, and we're at the beginning of building out an entire suite of rendering technologies that can standardize the way UX components interact and their look and feel on Amazon Pay pages. PayUI is a greenfield initiative in Amazon Pay org, offering a rare opportunity to build standardized UX components that have to be reused across all Amazon Pay pages. You will be part of a new team building a large scale tier-1 rendering platform that supports as the skeleton for all the payment pages to depend, host and render on, in Amazon Pay. This new system will be utilized by thousands of customers every day. You and a team of developers will work through all phases of the project life-cycle, including reviewing requirements, designing services that lay the foundation for the new technology platform, building from the basic blocks of the new UX components and their interfaces, developing and testing code, and delivering seamless implementations for our customers. You will help define, design, prototype, and build these experiences. To achieve this, you will collaborate closely with product managers, UX designers, Software developers and multiple client teams. Our team is looking for a seasoned engineer to design and build customer experiences that span multiple customer use cases in Amazon Pay space. The ability to work within a creative and positive team environment are key to the role. Basic Qualifications - 1+ years of non-internship professional software development experience - Experience programming with at least one software programming language Preferred Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent

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