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System Development Engineer, In-House Controls, Central Engineering, WW AMZL In House Controls
Amazon
New York, NY, USA
Posted on May 8, 2025
DESCRIPTION
We are seeking System Development Engineers to join our In-House Controls team within World-Wide Central Engineering. This global role requires a dynamic individual ready to travel and lead the deployment of automation solutions across our international network. The ideal candidate will have a continuous improvement mindset, demonstrate Bias for Action, and be prepared to lead complex software development and implementation for automation systems.
• Willingness to travel up to 20% accordingly with business needs
Key job responsibilities
• Design, develop, and implement software solutions for automation systems
• Lead global deployments of software projects
• Manage high-impact software releases to ensure minimal operational disruption
• Train and mentor engineering team members
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives
• Contribute to engineering reviews, impacting solutions for systems and architecture
• Analyze system performance and provide optimization recommendations
About the team
Our In-House Controls (IHC) team within World-Wide Central Engineering develops, deploys, and scales automated solutions globally. We deliver pioneering solutions that integrate seamlessly into existing and new facilities worldwide. IHC will develop and deploy the software for all future WW AMZL automation, from software design through to commissioning and deployment and operational on-call support. The key benefits of our approach include:
• Standardised, integrator-agnostic control systems for all AMZL automation, reducing the requirement to develop and maintain bespoke solutions for each piece of automation.
• Control of development, deployment, fault finding and future upgrades, removing dependency on vendors.
• Generation of data and metrics to drive future improvements, removing dependency on vendors and ensuring comprehensive data collection.