Amazon Development Center Poland

Moving our firmware to a new chip used to cost a year of engineering. So we built a platform where AI agents do that work. Our firmware runs on the cameras and doorbells in millions of homes. Now an AI agent can take a ticket, write the firmware, test it on real devices, and get it merged. At the first Innovation Jam Tech Sessions evening in Gdańsk, two of our engineers show you how it works, where it breaks, and what it takes to trust an agent with production code on hardware. Firmware Engineers Who Ship to Millions of Homes 📅 15 October 2026 📍 Gdańsk 🎤 Piotr Kaminski, Software Development Manager, Ring 🎤 Jakub Rewieński, Embedded Software Developer, Ring A small room, real work, and time with the team afterward. Places are limited. 👉 Apply at innovationjam.pl

What's the hardest part of driving AI innovation at Amazon's scale? For Rocco Bräuniger, it isn't running out of ideas. It's choosing between them. ▶️ Watch the new Amazon Stage episode on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dBnZ2rik After 20 years at Amazon, what still energizes Rocco is teams that show up with more good AI ideas than anyone can build. The obvious ones make you ask why no one thought of them sooner. Then you have 20, 30, 50 on the table, and you can't ship them all at once. AI removes some constraints, but not the need to prioritize. When building gets faster, choosing what to build gets harder. Maciek Tegi Tęgi hosts the full conversation: 20 years of scaling Amazon, the most expensive lesson of Rocco's career, and how Alexa was born in Gdańsk. Also on Spotify and Amazon Music. #AmazonStage #InventTheAnswer #HereAtDevices #Ring #Blink #Sidewalk #RBKS #Alexa #AmazonDevPL #GenAI #AI

We're growing the team in Gdansk. Now, Piotr Kaminski, Amazon RING Software Development Manager is hiring mid and senior embedded engineers in Gdańsk. What you would own: → Firmware for Ring cameras and doorbells, shipped worldwide → Real hardware, real constraints, from silicon bring-up to features customers touch every day → End to end ownership, with a team in Poland that owns its products, not a slice of them And where we have an edge: firmware meets AI. Agents are already part of how we bring up hardware, generate tests, review code, and debug on real devices. Turn these tools into a daily advantage and you'll have room to run. Your code gets reviewed by AI agents, senior engineers, and the occasional 3 AM racoon on someone’s porch an ocean away. If you write C/C++ close to the metal and want your code running on devices used by millions, this is the place. Apply here: ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dUiWjEy6  ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dxBTW2qt Not for you? Share it with someone who writes firmware. #Hiring #TechJobs #AIjobs #EdgeAI #EmbeddedSystems #AmazonDevPL

💡 We're hiring embedded engineers in Gdańsk! Multiple mid- and senior-level openings on the Ring firmware team. 💡 Apply here: ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dzt5bSr9 ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dpVnNvB4 ℹ️ What you would work on:  🔹 Firmware for Ring cameras and doorbells, shipped worldwide  🔹 Real hardware, real constraints, from silicon bring-up to features customers touch every day  🔹 Amazon scale and Amazon level challenges, with a team in Poland that owns its products end to end If you write C/C++ close to the metal and want your code running on cameras used by millions- this is the place. We also want people genuinely excited about AI in firmware development. This isn't a slide deck for us- agents are already part of how we bring up hardware, generate tests, review code, and debug on real devices. If you turn these tools into a real advantage in your daily work, you'll have room to run here. 🎙️And if this isn't for you, share it with someone who might be interested. #AmazonDevPL #AmazonJobs #Hiring #SoftwareEngineer #AI #AIjobs #HereAtDevices #TechCareers #Ring #Blink #Sidewalk #RBKS

How do you take an AI experiment and make it work for hundreds of millions of customers? That's the question at the heart of our new Amazon Stage episode, out now. Maciek Tegi sits down with Rocco Bräuniger, Country Manager for Amazon Germany, Austria and Switzerland, and the executive responsible for Amazon's expansion in Europe, including Poland. Three things you'll hear: → One-way vs two-way doors: how AI turns risky, hard-to-reverse decisions into experiments you can run before a single customer sees them. → How Alexa was born in Gdańsk, and what the launch of Alexa+ in Germany looks like up close. ▶️ Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dBnZ2rik  Also on Spotify and Amazon Music. #AmazonStage #InventTheAnswer #HereAtDevices #Ring #Blink #Sidewalk #RBKS #Alexa #AmazonDevPL #GenAI #AI

The US and UK generally speak the same language. So why can't the same #AI model work as well in both? Turns out even English isn't just English. Cultural context, phrasing, expression patterns. All of it shapes how people actually talk to a voice assistant. And that shapes what the model has to learn. In this episode of Amazon Stage, Chenlei (Edward) G. (Science Director, Amazon Alexa AI) explains what the UK launch taught the team, and why every new locale is its own puzzle. Watch the full episode on YouTube 👇 https://lnkd.in/dJdYy5Yp Also available on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dsa-eUXf And Amazon Music: https://lnkd.in/d26NBERP #AmazonStage #Alexa #AmazonDevPL #GenAI #InventTheAnswer #HereAtDevices #Ring #Blink #Sidewalk #RBKS

Two teams from Amazon Development Center Poland in Gdańsk contributed to the launch of Alexa+, Amazon's next-generation AI assistant. Our latest article on aboutamazon.pl tells the full story with Chenlei (Edward) G., Science Director in Amazon Alexa AI, who flew to Gdańsk to thank those teams. Read and learn: → What fundamentally changed between Alexa and Alexa+ → Why the team launches for all markets at once, instead of country by country → A customer story that reframed how Edward's team thinks about their work 📖 Read the full story on aboutamazon.pl: https://lnkd.in/dWQkNki2 #AmazonStage #Alexa #AmazonDevPL #GenAI #InventTheAnswer #HereAtDevices #Ring #Blink #Sidewalk #RBKS #AI

"Help me plan a trip to Milan." Sounds like a simple request. But for a voice assistant, it's a puzzle: why the trip? For work or leisure? What are your preferences? What have you liked before? In this episode of Amazon Stage, Chenlei (Edward) G. (Science Director, Amazon Alexa AI) explains what "complexity" actually means when you build a next-generation AI assistant. And why the future of voice isn't about longer commands, but better conversations. Watch the full episode on YouTube 👇 https://lnkd.in/dJdYy5Yp Also on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dsa-eUXf And Amazon Music: https://lnkd.in/d26NBERP #AmazonStage #Alexa #AmazonDevPL #GenAI #InventTheAnswer #HereAtDevices #InventTheAnswer #HereAtDevices #Ring #Blink #Sidewalk #RBKS #AI

🎙️ Why does a voice assistant sometimes need to ask you a follow-up question? The new episode of Amazon Stage is live. Watch it now! Chenlei (Edward) G., Science Director in Amazon's Alexa AI organization, sits down with Maciek Tegi to unpack the science behind Alexa+, Amazon's next-generation AI assistant. In the episode, Edward gives one specific example. A customer asks Alexa to help plan a trip to Milan. A good assistant, he says, doesn't just execute. It asks why you're going and who you are. Then it holds a conversation until the task is done and tailored to your specific needs. Watch the full episode on YouTube 👇 https://lnkd.in/dJdYy5Yp #InventTheAnswer #HereAtDevices #Ring #Blink #Sidewalk #RBKS #Alexa #AmazonDevPL #GenAI #AI #AmazonStage