Regional System Development Engineer - Reliability

Amazon; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 99,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Web Services is seeking an entry-level Software Development Engineer I to build internal AWS tools and services that empower distributed teams. You will design and implement scripts and tools, collaborate across the SDLC, and contribute to reliability engineering initiatives in a fast-paced cloud environment.

Ideal candidates are early in their careers, eager to learn distributed systems, and capable of debugging complex issues while driving automation and developer productivity

Qualifications

• Associate's degree or higher, or security certifications; this role may require TS/SCI with polygraph.
• Experience programming in at least one modern language (C++, C#, Java, Python, Golang, PowerShell, Ruby).
• Experience with automation tools for building, testing, releasing or monitoring.

Responsibilities

• Write clean, maintainable code for internal AWS tools and services with code reviews.
• Implement and test new features to boost developer productivity and operations.
• Collaborate through the software lifecycle including design, testing, deployment and maintenance.
• Debug and resolve issues across the stack and participate in operational support.
• Develop innovative automation to reduce repetitive tasks and cognitive load.
• Expand regional coverage and troubleshoot region-specific challenges.

Skills

C++

C#

Java

Python

Golang

PowerShell

Ruby

Distributed systems

Education

Associate's degree or higher

Security certifications (CND/GSEC)

Job description

Amazon Web Services is seeking an entry-level Software Development Engineer I to build internal AWS tools and services that empower distributed teams. You will design and implement scripts and tools, collaborate across the SDLC, and contribute to reliability engineering initiatives in a fast-paced cloud environment.

Ideal candidates are early in their careers, eager to learn distributed systems, and capable of debugging complex issues while driving automation and developer productivity