Network Development Engineer - Border Engineering - AWS, BERE Engineering

AWS Networking is seeking talented Network Development Engineers (NDE) to join their team in tackling complex networking challenges. This role is within the Internet Services organization, responsible for designing networks that connect Amazon to the outside world and managing the global backbone interconnecting AWS Regions. The position involves defining routing policies, implementing Traffic Engineering solutions, and architecting hardware platforms for internal and external connectivity.

As a Network Development Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of designing network topologies and architectures that handle terabits of daily traffic. You'll work on creating High Level Design (HLD) documents, collaborating with vendors, influencing technology roadmaps, and supporting operations teams. The role requires expertise in large-scale network design and deep knowledge of Internet routing hierarchy.

The position offers opportunities to work with cutting-edge networking technologies and solve complex challenges at a massive scale. You'll be part of a team that makes critical decisions affecting Amazon's global network infrastructure. The role combines technical expertise with strategic thinking, as you'll need to design solutions that anticipate future needs and scale infinitely.

AWS values diverse experiences and provides an inclusive environment where you can grow professionally through mentorship and knowledge-sharing opportunities. The company emphasizes work-life harmony and provides resources for career advancement. You'll be part of an organization that's continuously innovating and setting new standards in cloud computing and networking infrastructure.

This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, has strong problem-solving skills, and wants to impact how one of the world's largest networks operates and evolves. You'll have the opportunity to work with talented engineers and contribute to projects that directly affect millions of AWS customers worldwide.