Early-Career Software Engineer: Build Audio Innovation

Audible; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 116,000 - 142,000; Full time

Job summary

Audible is seeking a Software Development Engineer in Cambridge, MA to define, design, and refine the platform that delivers thousands of stories to millions of listeners. You will build and maintain software components in an agile team, focusing on scalable, testable code and collaboration with stakeholders.

You’ll use modern languages (Java, Python, C++, C#) and cloud tools (AWS) while contributing to a culture of innovation and inclusion.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in CS, CE, DS, IS, or related STEM fields.
• Experience with object-oriented design.
• Proficiency in at least one modern language (Java, Python, C++, C#).

Responsibilities

• Develop, test, and maintain software components and applications for Audible’s platform.
• Identify and resolve software defects through code review, log analysis, metrics examination, debugging, and other troubleshooting methods.
• Write maintainable and scalable code for software components as part of an agile engineering team.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to envision, design, develop, test, and launch customer-centric software.
• Apply CS, engineering, and analysis principles to solve moderate-scale problems.
• Enhance testability, OE, and documentation for owned software components.
• Handle data classification, storage, and management per company policies.
• Participate in the interview process and mentor fellow engineers.

Skills

Java

Python

C++

C#

Go

Rust

TypeScript

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS, CE, DS, IS or related STEM

Tools

AWS

SQL

NoSQL

Git

Open source collaboration

Job description

Audible is seeking a Software Development Engineer in Cambridge, MA to define, design, and refine the platform that delivers thousands of stories to millions of listeners. You will build and maintain software components in an agile team, focusing on scalable, testable code and collaboration with stakeholders.

You’ll use modern languages (Java, Python, C++, C#) and cloud tools (AWS) while contributing to a culture of innovation and inclusion.