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# Front-End Engineer, Amazon Connect (AWS)

- **Company:** Amazon.com, Inc.
- **Location:** Seattle, WA, United States
- **Salary:** $143,700.0 - $194,400.0
- **Contract:** Internship / Graduate position
- **Skills:** HTML, JavaScript (Programming Language), Agile Methodology, Artificial Intelligence, Algorithm Design, Amazon Web Services, Big Data, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Code Review, Data Structures, Mobile Application Software, Machine Learning, Node.Js, NoSQL, Object-Oriented Software Development, Scrum Methodology, Big O, Service-Oriented Architecture, TypeScript, Web Applications, Amazon Connect, ReactJS, AngularJS, Front End Software Development
- **Published:** May 19, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=e2efe7d34afbe7d0

## About the Role

* 2+ years of non-internship professional front end, web or mobile software development using JavaScript, HTML and CSS experience
 * 1+ years of computer science fundamentals (object-oriented design, data structures, algorithm design, problem solving and complexity analysis) experience
 * Experience using JavaScript frameworks such as angular and react

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

 * 1+ years of agile software development methodology experience
 * Experience with common front-end technologies such as HTML, CSS, JS, TypeScript, and Node

## Description

As a Front End Engineer on our team, you'll own code end-to-end from design to development, and work closely with senior technical leaders within the team and across AWS. You'll have a sound understanding of computer science fundamentals and practical industry experience, working across the stack with technology involving modern web, SOA, NoSQL databases, AI, ML, Big Data and more.

This team is a great fit for you if

You enjoy working with a fun team that prides itself on a great work environment with an inclusive group of people that are working together towards a common goal.
You are sensitive to customer needs and interested in working on a service that will be used, directly and indirectly, by millions of customers and has a meaningful impact to their functions and interactions.
You'd like to be directly responsible for solving real customer problems.
You are a passionate learner and are motivated to take on new challenges.
You want to have fun; surround yourself with a highly talented pool of engineers that like to solve complex problems, but also enjoy work life balance., As a Front End Engineer on our team, you'll own code end-to-end from design to development, and work closely with senior technical leaders within the team and across AWS. You'll have a sound understanding of computer science fundamentals and practical industry experience, working across the stack with technology involving modern web application, NoSQL databases, AI, ML, Big Data and more.

This team is a great fit for you if

You enjoy working with a fun team that prides itself on a great work environment with an inclusive group of people that are working together towards a common goal.
You are sensitive to customer needs and interested in working on a service that will be used, directly and indirectly, by millions of customers and has a meaningful impact to their functions and interactions.
You'd like to be directly responsible for solving real customer problems.
You are a passionate learner and are motivated to take on new challenges.
You want to have fun; surround yourself with a highly talented pool of engineers that like to solve complex problems, but also enjoy work life balance.

A day in the life

 * Participate in bi-weekly sprint planning
 * Attend daily standups with the team
 * Attend weekly operational meeting, lunch n' learns, and career coaching 1 on 1's with your manager
 * Communicate weekly on project statuses
 * Schedule and participate in project meetings and reviews with UX, PM, and Engineering stakeholders
 * Contribute feature code and conduct code reviews for your teammates
 * Have Fun! Attend weekly team events to connect and build strong working relationships


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