Cloud Support Engineer-I, GovCloud Support Team (US)

World's most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform, pioneering cloud computing and continuous innovation.
$71,100 - $158,900
Cloud
Entry-Level Software Engineer
In-Person
5,000+ Employees
1+ year of experience
Enterprise SaaS · Cloud
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Description For Cloud Support Engineer-I, GovCloud Support Team (US)

AWS Premium Support is seeking Support Engineers to provide world-class technical support across all AWS offerings. This role combines hands-on technical problem-solving with customer service excellence, working on a diverse range of issues from basic EC2 Linux guidance to complex Big Data configurations. Operating on a follow-the-sun model, the position offers a structured schedule without on-call requirements.

The ideal candidate will join a dynamic environment where they'll troubleshoot complex technical issues, develop tools, mentor colleagues, and act as the voice of the customer to development teams. Working at AWS means being part of the world's leading cloud platform, with opportunities to learn cutting-edge technologies and collaborate with top engineers globally.

The role offers significant growth potential through various channels: technical skill development, mentorship opportunities, project leadership, and strategic initiatives. Engineers work on a rotational schedule (5 days/week) with options for Sunday-Thursday, Tuesday-Saturday, or Monday-Friday shifts.

Key aspects include:

  • Direct customer interaction through multiple channels (phone, email, web/chat)
  • Advanced technical problem-solving across AWS services
  • Collaboration with global engineering teams
  • Contribution to knowledge base and technical documentation
  • Opportunity to influence AWS service improvements

AWS values diversity and welcomes candidates from all backgrounds, including those with non-traditional career paths. The company offers comprehensive benefits, professional development resources, and a culture that emphasizes work-life harmony. This is an excellent opportunity for technically-minded professionals who are passionate about cloud computing and customer service.

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Responsibilities For Cloud Support Engineer-I, GovCloud Support Team (US)

  • Learn and use groundbreaking technologies
  • Apply advanced troubleshooting techniques to provide solutions to customers
  • Interact with leading engineers worldwide
  • Partner with AWS teams to reproduce and resolve customer issues
  • Provide feedback to internal AWS teams on service improvements
  • Drive customer communication during critical events
  • Drive projects to improve support-related processes
  • Write tutorials, how-to videos, and technical articles
  • Work on complex customer problems spanning multiple AWS services

Requirements For Cloud Support Engineer-I, GovCloud Support Team (US)

Python
Java
JavaScript
Linux
  • 1+ years of software development, or 1+ years of technical support experience
  • Experience troubleshooting and debugging technical systems
  • Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent, or 6+ months of technical support experience
  • Knowledge of system administration and troubleshooting Linux and/or Windows
  • Knowledge of networking concepts, protocols, and tools
  • Understanding of virtualization and cloud computing

Benefits For Cloud Support Engineer-I, GovCloud Support Team (US)

Medical Insurance
401k
  • Medical, financial, and other benefits
  • Flexible work schedule
  • Career development and mentorship opportunities
  • Work-life harmony
  • Knowledge-sharing and mentorship resources
  • Employee-led affinity groups
  • Inclusive team culture

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