Software Development Engineer I, Annapurna Labs, Early Career - 2027
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We must not include any markdown code fences. Just raw HTML.
Let's craft.
Section About the role: combine the initial description paragraph(s) and maybe the "About The Team" intro? Actually About The Team is separate but could be part of About the role. But we have a separate Responsibilities section for duties. Let's decide:
- About the role: general overview of Amazon, tech playground, learning by building, etc. Could be the first paragraph(s) up to "This is where ambition meets opportunity..." plus maybe the "About The Team" overview? But About The Team is more specific to Annapurna Labs. Might fit better under About the role as well. However we also have Responsibilities separate.
We could put About the role: the initial paragraph about Amazon tech playground, plus the "About The Team" paragraph describing Annapurna Labs designs custom silicon, etc. That seems like role context.
Responsibilities: the bullet list of what you'll do (designing, implementing, testing, writing efficient code, optimizing, debugging, collaborating, documenting). Also maybe the "Where You Might Land" and example teams could be considered responsibilities? Actually it's about possible teams; could be part of About the role. But we can keep it under Responsibilities as it describes potential work areas.
Qualifications: combine Basic and Preferred Qualifications into a list? But we need to preserve all detail. Could have two sub-sections? But we only allow headings from list; we could have Qualifications heading and then within that we could have
for Basic Qualifications and
for Preferred Qualifications, each with
- . That's okay.
Benefits: the Day 1 benefits list.
Pay: list of locations and salaries.
We must not include schedule.
Now ensure we don't include any boilerplate.
Let's extract the prose.
Original text:
"Description At Amazon, our tech isn't just a tool, it's your playground. Our engineers work on scalable systems, cloud services, and customer-facing products that operate at global scale. This is an environment where you learn by building. Whether you're creating cloud-native solutions, optimizing machine learning models, or building products that drive experiences for millions of customers around the globe, your work reaches the world, fast. You'll take ownership early, collaborate across teams and disciplines, and grow your skills as you tackle new problems. There's no single path forward here, with a chance to explore different directions and shape your journey as you go. This is where ambition meets opportunity and, where the impact of what you build helps define what comes next, for customers and for you. What's in it for you? An internship at Amazon means real responsibility from day one. You'll build, test, and learn alongside people who want to see you succeed, while making an impact that reaches far beyond campus."
Then "About The Team Annapurna Labs designs the custom silicon at Amazon - including Graviton (our server processors), Trainium and Inferentia (our machine learning training and inference accelerators), and the Nitro system that powers modern EC2. We own the full stack, from silicon through the software that makes it work (compilers, runtimes, drivers, and the frameworks that let customers run workloads on our hardware). As a Software Development Engineer I, you'll write the software that turns custom silicon into products used by millions. Where You Might Land Annapurna has software teams spanning the full stack, and we work to place you on a technical team aligned with your interests and strengths. Example teams and focus areas include: Compiler development for ML accelerators (Neuron SDK, MLIR, LLVM) ML runtimes and frameworks (integration with PyTorch, JAX, TensorFlow) Low-level systems software, firmware, and device drivers Performance optimization and kernel development for custom silicon Distributed training and inference infrastructure Once you join, we partner with you and our hiring managers to match you to a team where your background and interests fit best, so your project is something you're genuinely excited to work on. As an SDE I, you'll contribute to real production software, which may include: Designing, implementing, and testing software across the stack - from low-level systems code to compilers, runtimes, and tooling Writing efficient, maintainable code in languages such as C, C++, or Python Optimizing software performance on custom hardware (Graviton, Trainium, Inferentia) Debugging complex issues across the hardware-software boundary Collaborating with hardware, compiler, and systems teams to deliver features end-to-end Documenting your work and presenting results to the team"
Then "Basic Qualifications Bachelor's or Master's degree program in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field, with a final graduation date of May 2027 or later Programming experience in at least one modern language such as C, C++, Java, or Python Coursework or project experience in data structures, algorithms, and software design Understanding of core computer science fundamentals: operating systems, computer architecture, or systems programming"
Then "Preferred Qualifications Bachelor's or Master's degree with a focus on systems, compilers, computer architecture, or high-performance computing Experience with low-level or systems programming in C/C++ (memory management, concurrency, performance optimization) Familiarity with compilers (MLIR, LLVM, TVM), ML runtimes, operating systems internals, or distributed systems Exposure to machine learning frameworks and an understanding of how models run on hardware Prior internship, research, or open-source contribution experience in systems, compilers, or ML infrastructure"
Then benefits line: "Starting Day 1 of employment, Amazon offers EAP, Mental Health Support, Medical Advice Line, 401(k) matching. Learn more about our benefits at https://hiring.amazon.com/why-amazon/benefits."
Then pay list: "Austin, TX, USA - 128,700.00 USD Annually Cupertino, CA, USA - 148,100.00 USD Annually New York, NY, USA - 141,600.00 USD Annually Seattle, WA, USA - 128,700.00 USD Annually"
We need to format as HTML.
We'll produce:
About the role
At Amazon, our tech isn't just a tool, it's your playground. Our engineers work on scalable systems, cloud services, and customer-facing products that operate at global scale. This is an environment where you learn by building. Whether you're creating cloud-native solutions, optimizing machine learning models, or building products that drive experiences for millions of customers around the globe, your work reaches the world, fast. You'll take ownership early, collaborate across teams and disciplines, and grow your skills as you tackle new problems. There's no single path forward here, with a chance to explore different directions and shape your journey as you go. This is where ambition meets opportunity and, where the impact of what you build helps define what comes next, for customers and for you. An internship at Amazon means real responsibility from day one. You'll build, test, and learn alongside people who want to see you succeed, while making an impact that reaches far beyond campus.
Then maybe include About The Team as part of About the role? Could add another paragraph.
But we already used About the role for the generic Amazon description. Could add another paragraph about Annapurna Labs.
Let's add:
Annapurna Labs designs the custom silicon at Amazon - including Graviton (our server processors), Trainium and Inferentia (our machine learning training and inference accelerators), and the Nitro system that powers modern EC2. We own the full stack, from silicon through the software that makes it work (compilers, runtimes, drivers, and the frameworks that let customers run workloads on our hardware). As a Software Development Engineer I, you'll write the software that turns custom silicon into products used by millions.
Then maybe a paragraph about Where You Might Land
for prose. We must not include any markdown code fences. Just raw HTML. Let's craft. Section About the role: combine the initial description paragraph(s) and maybe the "About The Team" intro? Actually About The Team is separate but could be part of About the role. But we have a separate Responsibilities section for duties. Let's decide: - About the role: general overview of Amazon, tech playground, learning by building, etc. Could be the first paragraph(s) up to "This is where ambition meets opportunity..." plus maybe the "About The Team" overview? But About The Team is more specific to Annapurna Labs. Might fit better under About the role as well. However we also have Responsibilities separate. We could put About the role: the initial paragraph about Amazon tech playground, plus the "About The Team" paragraph describing Annapurna Labs designs custom silicon, etc. That seems like role context. Responsibilities: the bullet list of what you'll do (designing, implementing, testing, writing efficient code, optimizing, debugging, collaborating, documenting). Also maybe the "Where You Might Land" and example teams could be considered responsibilities? Actually it's about possible teams; could be part of About the role. But we can keep it under Responsibilities as it describes potential work areas. Qualifications: combine Basic and Preferred Qualifications into a list? But we need to preserve all detail. Could have two sub-sections? But we only allow headings from list; we could have Qualifications heading and then within that we could have
for Basic Qualifications and
for Preferred Qualifications, each with
- . That's okay.
Benefits: the Day 1 benefits list.
Pay: list of locations and salaries.
We must not include schedule.
Now ensure we don't include any boilerplate.
Let's extract the prose.
Original text:
"Description At Amazon, our tech isn't just a tool, it's your playground. Our engineers work on scalable systems, cloud services, and customer-facing products that operate at global scale. This is an environment where you learn by building. Whether you're creating cloud-native solutions, optimizing machine learning models, or building products that drive experiences for millions of customers around the globe, your work reaches the world, fast. You'll take ownership early, collaborate across teams and disciplines, and grow your skills as you tackle new problems. There's no single path forward here, with a chance to explore different directions and shape your journey as you go. This is where ambition meets opportunity and, where the impact of what you build helps define what comes next, for customers and for you. What's in it for you? An internship at Amazon means real responsibility from day one. You'll build, test, and learn alongside people who want to see you succeed, while making an impact that reaches far beyond campus."
Then "About The Team Annapurna Labs designs the custom silicon at Amazon - including Graviton (our server processors), Trainium and Inferentia (our machine learning training and inference accelerators), and the Nitro system that powers modern EC2. We own the full stack, from silicon through the software that makes it work (compilers, runtimes, drivers, and the frameworks that let customers run workloads on our hardware). As a Software Development Engineer I, you'll write the software that turns custom silicon into products used by millions. Where You Might Land Annapurna has software teams spanning the full stack, and we work to place you on a technical team aligned with your interests and strengths. Example teams and focus areas include: Compiler development for ML accelerators (Neuron SDK, MLIR, LLVM) ML runtimes and frameworks (integration with PyTorch, JAX, TensorFlow) Low-level systems software, firmware, and device drivers Performance optimization and kernel development for custom silicon Distributed training and inference infrastructure Once you join, we partner with you and our hiring managers to match you to a team where your background and interests fit best, so your project is something you're genuinely excited to work on. As an SDE I, you'll contribute to real production software, which may include: Designing, implementing, and testing software across the stack - from low-level systems code to compilers, runtimes, and tooling Writing efficient, maintainable code in languages such as C, C++, or Python Optimizing software performance on custom hardware (Graviton, Trainium, Inferentia) Debugging complex issues across the hardware-software boundary Collaborating with hardware, compiler, and systems teams to deliver features end-to-end Documenting your work and presenting results to the team"
Then "Basic Qualifications Bachelor's or Master's degree program in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field, with a final graduation date of May 2027 or later Programming experience in at least one modern language such as C, C++, Java, or Python Coursework or project experience in data structures, algorithms, and software design Understanding of core computer science fundamentals: operating systems, computer architecture, or systems programming"
Then "Preferred Qualifications Bachelor's or Master's degree with a focus on systems, compilers, computer architecture, or high-performance computing Experience with low-level or systems programming in C/C++ (memory management, concurrency, performance optimization) Familiarity with compilers (MLIR, LLVM, TVM), ML runtimes, operating systems internals, or distributed systems Exposure to machine learning frameworks and an understanding of how models run on hardware Prior internship, research, or open-source contribution experience in systems, compilers, or ML infrastructure"
Then benefits line: "Starting Day 1 of employment, Amazon offers EAP, Mental Health Support, Medical Advice Line, 401(k) matching. Learn more about our benefits at https://hiring.amazon.com/why-amazon/benefits."
Then pay list: "Austin, TX, USA - 128,700.00 USD Annually Cupertino, CA, USA - 148,100.00 USD Annually New York, NY, USA - 141,600.00 USD Annually Seattle, WA, USA - 128,700.00 USD Annually"
We need to format as HTML.
We'll produce:
About the role
At Amazon, our tech isn't just a tool, it's your playground. Our engineers work on scalable systems, cloud services, and customer-facing products that operate at global scale. This is an environment where you learn by building. Whether you're creating cloud-native solutions, optimizing machine learning models, or building products that drive experiences for millions of customers around the globe, your work reaches the world, fast. You'll take ownership early, collaborate across teams and disciplines, and grow your skills as you tackle new problems. There's no single path forward here, with a chance to explore different directions and shape your journey as you go. This is where ambition meets opportunity and, where the impact of what you build helps define what comes next, for customers and for you. An internship at Amazon means real responsibility from day one. You'll build, test, and learn alongside people who want to see you succeed, while making an impact that reaches far beyond campus.
Then maybe include About The Team as part of About the role? Could add another paragraph. But we already used About the role for the generic Amazon description. Could add another paragraph about Annapurna Labs. Let's add:Annapurna Labs designs the custom silicon at Amazon - including Graviton (our server processors), Trainium and Inferentia (our machine learning training and inference accelerators), and the Nitro system that powers modern EC2. We own the full stack, from silicon through the software that makes it work (compilers, runtimes, drivers, and the frameworks that let customers run workloads on our hardware). As a Software Development Engineer I, you'll write the software that turns custom silicon into products used by millions.
Then maybe a paragraph about Where You Might Land