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Amazon Connect Lead Developer

Havant
Posted about 22 hours ago
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We are looking for an experienced Amazon Connect Lead Developer to take ownership of the design, development, and delivery of our Amazon Connect contact centre solution. This is a hands-on lead role, ideal for someone who can drive user stories from design through to deployment while setting technical direction for the wider team.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the end-to-end development of Amazon Connect solutions, owning full delivery of user stories from design to deployment
  • Design and build contact flows and IVR journeys covering both inbound and outbound routing
  • Integrate AWS Lambda functions (JavaScript) to support contact flow logic and backend processes
  • Develop and integrate Amazon Lex bots for conversational and self-service capabilities
  • Work daily on user story design, development, and deployment tasks
  • Collaborate with the team on infrastructure-as-code practices and version-controlled development

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  • Amazon Connect (instance setup, configuration, and administration)
  • AWS Lambda (JavaScript)
  • Node.js
  • Amazon Lex bot deployment experience

Desirable Skills

  • Terraform (Infrastructure as Code)
  • TypeScript

Additional Technical Environment

  • AWS DynamoDB
  • AWS S3
  • API integrations
  • GitHub version control
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Skills

Amazon Connect
AWS Lambda
JavaScript
Node.js
Amazon Lex
Terraform
TypeScript
AWS DynamoDB
AWS S3
API Integrations
GitHub
Infrastructure as Code

Location

Havant, England, United Kingdom

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