Amazon System Development Engineer DRIVE Lab Deployment 

United States, Massachusetts, Boston 

267903899

Key job responsibilities
This role is a key part of a technical team, with the following responsibilities:
• Participate in strategic Deployment Readiness projects with significant technical depth and breadth;
• Proactively engage and interface with field deployment and hardware design teams to bridge the gap in product design and deployability;
• Define deployment metrics
• Validate and provide feedbacks to deployment models; contribute to the development of practical modeling and analysis tools
• Leverage the lab to conduct in-depth and controlled experimentations to improve deployment rate, efficiency, and scalability; drive fast-paced development cycles
• Conduct field trials, collect and analyze data to measure deployment process performance and evaluate scalability; identify bottlenecks in deployment processes
• Propose, validate, and document best practices;
• Troubleshoot equipment and process issues;
• Ensure compliance with safety and quality standards;
• System design, implementation, and integrationA day in the life

- • BS in Computer Science, Electrical, Manufacturing, Operations Research, Industrial or Software Engineering, Physics, or equivalent through experience;
- • 7+ years relevant experience in engineering, with at least one position in team leadership roles
- • Familiarity with one or more programming languages (e.g. python, Matlabs);
- • Experience with systems testing and validation, including end-to-end system integration;
- • Ability to learn quickly and prioritize complex workstreams;
- • Excellent written and oral communication skills.

- • Experience in deploying large scale robotics solutions;
- • Hands-on experience with prototyping and hardware design;
- • Process Optimization experience – ie. Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
- • Experience with lab experimentation;
- • Advanced degree (Master's/PhD) in science & engineering disciplines
- • Experience with supply chain management and industrial material movements