Amazon Dedicated Cloud Engineer, Kubernetes/Serverless

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking top industry technical experts to join their team focused on expanding EC2 Container and Serverless offerings for government customers. This role combines expertise in Operations, Networking, and Systems Engineering, offering the opportunity to work with one of the largest compute services globally. As an Amazon Dedicated Cloud Engineer, you'll be part of a world-class team in a fast-paced environment, operating and engineering systems at massive scale while gaining invaluable cloud computing experience.

The position requires maintaining an active TS/SCI security clearance and focuses on supporting AWS's government services. You'll work with cutting-edge container and serverless technologies, including Amazon EKS, ECR, and various AWS serverless offerings. The role involves both technical problem-solving and system optimization, with a direct impact on government services efficiency.

Working at AWS means joining a culture of innovation where continuous learning is encouraged. The company offers a comprehensive benefits package, including medical coverage, financial benefits, and opportunities for career growth. The team emphasizes work-life harmony and fosters an inclusive environment through various employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences.

Key responsibilities include proactive system maintenance, troubleshooting complex technical issues, and implementing improvements to system design. You'll collaborate with internal teams, manage system health, and provide critical support for AWS's government cloud infrastructure. The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $105,200 to $188,200 per year, based on geographic location and experience, plus additional benefits and potential equity compensation.

This position represents an excellent opportunity for experienced cloud engineers who want to make a significant impact while working with advanced cloud technologies in a security-focused environment. The role combines technical expertise with the opportunity to influence the future of government cloud services, making it ideal for professionals seeking both challenge and purpose in their work.