Software Development Engineer, Buyer Fraud Prevention

Written by the T&S Network from Amazon's posting.

Builds engineering systems that detect and prevent buyer abuse of Amazon's customer-first policies across multiple Amazon businesses worldwide. Sits in the Buyer Abuse Engineering team within Buyer Risk Prevention, which builds data-centric, distributed systems that spot abusive transactions across millions of orders.

• Fraud and scams

What you'd do

• Architect and build next-generation engineering systems to address buyer abuse across Amazon businesses.
• Build predictive variables and models using machine learning algorithms for abuse detection.
• Plug detection models into pipelines that stop abusive transactions before they complete.
• Design scalable, flexible, distributed systems that process data at transaction volume.
• Work with engineers and data scientists to adapt defenses as abusers change tactics.

What it asks for

• At least three years of paid software development work outside internships.
• Two or more years designing or architecting new and existing systems, covering design patterns, reliability and scale.
• Experience programming in at least one software programming language.
• Three or more years working through the full development lifecycle, from coding standards and reviews to testing and operations (preferred)
• A bachelor's degree in computer science or a equivalent background (preferred)

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