Space-Ground Network Reliability Engineer

Amazon Inc.; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 123,000 - 185,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

RSUs

Health insurance

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Job summary

Amazon Inc. in Sunnyvale, CA, is seeking a Network Reliability Engineer to build and operate a global Service Provider network at scale, covering satellite constellations and terrestrial infrastructure.

You will develop monitoring, incident management, and automation to improve reliability and customer experience, collaborating with cross-functional teams on innovative space-terrestrial networking challenges.

Qualifications

• Experience automating, deploying, and supporting infrastructure.
• Experience programming in at least one modern language (Python, Ruby, Golang, Java, C++, C#, Rust).
• Experience with Linux/Unix.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain processes, procedures, and tooling to monitor, troubleshoot, and operate a global Service Provider network at scale
• Develop comprehensive understanding of end-to-end network architecture, including control and data planes across satellite constellation and terrestrial systems
• Establish and enforce incident management and problem management processes to ensure rapid resolution
• Engage with service owners to resolve incidents and coordinate cross-functional efforts
• Prioritize and track initiatives across multiple teams to systematically eliminate recurring problems
• Develop proactive monitoring and alerting solutions to continuously improve network reliability and customer experience

Skills

Python

Linux

Networking

Automation

Incident response

Tools

CI/CD pipelines

Job description

Amazon Inc. in Sunnyvale, CA, is seeking a Network Reliability Engineer to build and operate a global Service Provider network at scale, covering satellite constellations and terrestrial infrastructure.

You will develop monitoring, incident management, and automation to improve reliability and customer experience, collaborating with cross-functional teams on innovative space-terrestrial networking challenges.