Software Development Manager Jobs in Seattle, WA
Software Development Manager openings in Seattle, WA from employers' own career sites, newest first. Rolev.ai ranks them against your resume and tailors it to each posting.
- Open positions
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Newest Software Development Manager openings in Seattle, WA
Software Development Manager, AWS Elastic Load Balancing
$185k – $250k/yrAmazon.com Services LLC · Seattle, WA (On-site) · 21 days ago
Do you want to help lead the cloud revolution and build software that thrives at immense scale?
- Full-time
- Director
- 3+ years
- distributed systems
- micro-services
- large-scale reliability design
Software Development Manager, Agentic AI, Velocity Labs
$185k – $250k/yrAmazon Development Center U.S., Inc. · Seattle, WA (On-site) · 28 days ago
The Velocity Labs team mission is to think beyond the confines of the normal product-orientated approach and to discover new ways to apply and embrace agentic AI.
- Full-time
- Director
- 7+ years
- multi-tiered distributed systems
- service-oriented architecture
- Java
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