Agent-Driven Developer Experience Engineer

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 118,000 - 206,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Web Services, Inc. in Arlington, VA is seeking a Developer Experience Engineer to shape how agent-driven development works on AWS.

You will build with agents across AWS services, identify friction, and turn learnings into content, guidance, and technical resources that developers rely on. The role collaborates with service teams, writes blog posts, sample code, tutorials, and feeds back to product teams to raise the bar on agentic content and standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent, or experience in software development.
• Experience writing for developer and technical audiences: blog, product documentation, technical information
• 4+ years of building production software experience
• Knowledge of programming or other scripting languages and coding skills (C/C++/C#, Node.JS, Java, Python, PHP, Ruby)
• Experience using AI-assisted development tools in academic or professional settings

Responsibilities

• Build with agents across AWS services and document what works, what breaks, and what’s missing.
• Turn findings into blog posts, sample code, tutorials, and feedback to product teams.
• Collaborate with other developer advocates and engineers to raise the bar on agentic content and standards.

Skills

C/C++

C#

Node.JS

Java

Python

PHP

Ruby

Technical writing

AI tools in development

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent in CS or related field

Tools

CLI tools

Job description

Amazon Web Services, Inc. in Arlington, VA is seeking a Developer Experience Engineer to shape how agent-driven development works on AWS.

You will build with agents across AWS services, identify friction, and turn learnings into content, guidance, and technical resources that developers rely on. The role collaborates with service teams, writes blog posts, sample code, tutorials, and feeds back to product teams to raise the bar on agentic content and standards.