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Amazon in Bengaluru seeks a Professional BIE Engineer to own production-grade data systems for RoW operations. You will design, build, and maintain data pipelines, Redshift models, and AWS-based infrastructure to enable real-time and batch analytics.
The role requires strong SQL, Python/Java, data modeling, and experience with Redshift/Aurora and cloud tools. You will collaborate with Analysts, Data Scientists, and PMs across India and emerging markets.
Description
The RoW Central Data Engineering team builds and operates the central data infrastructure backbone for Amazon's Rest-of-World (ROW) business operations, serving 5,000+ daily users across 14,000+ dashboards and 70,000+ daily data job runs. We run mission-critical systems including a centralized Amazon Redshift cluster, Aurora RDS real-time applications, Tableau Server, and a suite of automated data pipelines that ingest from EDX, SNS, Andes, APIs, and S3.
We are looking for a Professional BIE Engineer who takes ownership seriously, thinks clearly under ambiguity, and brings strong technical depth across databases, cloud infrastructure, and data pipeline engineering. You will work alongside senior engineers and technical managers to design, build, and maintain production-grade data systems that directly enable operational decision-making across RoW countries, India, and other emerging markets. If you enjoy untangling complex data problems and taking end-to-end ownership of your solutions, this role is for you.
Oncall: Review pipeline/infra/services run status on dashboards; triage any failed jobs or data freshness alerts; provide ETA and updates to stakeholders as needed.
Core hours: Work on active sprint deliverables — this may include writing CDK infrastructure code, developing Redshift SQL models, building a new EDX ingestion pipeline, or debugging a WLM contention issue on the central cluster.
Collaboration: Join a sync with stakeholders to understand a new data onboarding request; push back clearly when scope creep or non-standard pipeline patterns are introduced; document the agreed design in the team wiki.
Deep work: Independent heads-down time on complex tasks — performance tuning a slow Redshift query, infra upgrade, refactoring a Lambda trigger handler, or writing a CDK stack for a new ECS data job etc.
Wrap-up: Update task statuses in SIM tickets; code review a peer's PR; document any patterns or learnings into the team's internal knowledge base.
There is no one telling you exactly what to do each hour — you are expected to manage your own task queue, surface blockers early, and keep work moving forward with accountability.
We are a small, high-impact engineering team established in 2020. Our mission is to provide a unified, highly available, and scalable data infrastructure for Amazon's Rest-of-World operations — covering India, Japan and emerging markets that collectively represent a major and fast-growing segment of Amazon's global business.
We are a lean team that punches above our weight. Every engineer owns a broad surface area, ships real systems used by thousands of people daily, and is expected to continuously raise the bar — both on the technical side and on how we serve our stakeholders. We value clarity of thought, ownership without ego, and building things that last.
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