We're hiring! DPReview seeks Software Development Engineer
Published Mar 22, 2018
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dpreview staff
DPReview is hiring! We're looking for a Software Development Engineer to join our Seattle-based team. Bring your creativity, passion and talent to help us build the next generation of our web and mobile experiences. This role will help build shopping and comparison tools for photo gear as well as other special projects on the roadmap. Find all the details below.
Click here to find out more and to apply for this role - Software Development Engineer, Digital Photography Review
Software Development Engineer, Digital Photography Review
Digital Photography Review (DPReview.com) is seeking a talented, passionate, and creative engineer to help us build the future of the world's most popular digital camera website. You will leverage our unique position in the industry to constantly strive for smarter and better ways to deliver the content, services, and tools that have made it such a success.
Your core focus will be to build the next generation of web and mobile experiences for DPReview.com. This includes shopping and comparison tools for photographic gear, community and social features focused on photography enthusiasts, and other special projects on the roadmap.
While a part of Amazon, DPReview has its own unique culture. It's a startup-like environment backed by an industry leader. Engineers will have an opportunity to partner with our in-house product management and editorial teams to help shape projects from concept to delivery.
If you're looking for an opportunity to be a part of a small, lean team that'll work across the stack on a variety of interesting problems, then this is it!
Basic Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field
- 4+ years of professional software development experience
Preferred Qualifications
- Some design and / or UX experience a big plus
- Proficient in at least one object-oriented programming language such as Java, C++ or C#
- Strong problem solving skills and computer science fundamentals (data structures, algorithms)
- Experience in common web technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX
- Experience with REST and other web service models
Click here to find out more and to apply for this role - Software Development Engineer, Digital Photography Review
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