Software Engineering Manager • Lead

Who you are

You have a strong background in software development and management, with experience leading teams in a technical environment. You understand the complexities of satellite ground operations and have a vision for how to drive software development to meet customer needs. You are skilled in resource allocation and strategic planning, ensuring that your team meets both technical and business goals. You have a collaborative mindset, working closely with engineers to architect and deliver effective technical solutions. Your leadership style focuses on hiring and supporting top talent, fostering a culture of growth and innovation within your team.

Desirable

Experience with satellite communication systems or aerospace software development is a plus. Familiarity with low Earth orbit satellite technology and ground operations will enhance your ability to contribute to the team’s success.

What you'll do

In this role, you will define and drive the multi-year vision for your team, overseeing the development of software for satellite ground operations equipment. You will manage resource allocation to ensure that your team meets its development goals while also participating in strategic planning to achieve technical objectives. You will work closely with engineers to develop a strategy for a unified codebase that supports both first and second-generation satellites. Your responsibilities will include collaborating with cross-functional partners to develop a prioritized roadmap and ensuring that your team is equipped to meet the challenges of satellite communication.

What we offer

Amazon provides a comprehensive benefits package that includes health insurance, retirement plans, and generous paid time off. You will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology that impacts global connectivity, contributing to a mission that serves unserved and underserved communities. Join a team that values innovation and collaboration, where your contributions will directly influence the future of satellite communications.