Network Development Engineer, AWS Network Development

AWS Infrastructure Services is seeking a Network Development Engineer to join their Network Fabric Engineering (NFE) team. This role is crucial in building, deploying, and scaling Amazon networks that support AWS across multiple global datacenters. The position focuses on delivering simple, sustainable network solutions while ensuring high availability and compliance.

The role combines network engineering expertise with systems operations, requiring strong technical skills in IP routing protocols, network architectures, and automation. You'll work within the Availability, Routing and Compliance (ARC) team, ensuring network security compliance and maintaining optimal performance during both planned and unplanned events.

As part of AWS Core Networking, you'll be responsible for the infrastructure that allows data centers to function efficiently, working on solutions for rack aggregation and data center interconnection. The role requires balancing efficiency, performance, and reliability to ensure customers have consistent access to their applications and data.

The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $127,400 to $212,800 based on location, plus additional benefits including equity opportunities and comprehensive medical coverage. You'll join a diverse team of engineers and specialists, working in an inclusive culture that values innovation and work-life harmony.

Key responsibilities include implementing network changes, developing automation tools, leading network projects, troubleshooting complex issues, and maintaining compliance standards. The role requires participation in an on-call rotation and occasional travel to data center sites.

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced network professionals who want to impact the future of cloud infrastructure while working with cutting-edge technologies at scale. You'll be part of a team that keeps the cloud running, solving challenging problems that affect thousands of variables in the supply chain.