Join Amazon Web Services (AWS) as a Network Development Engineer and be part of building the world's largest cloud computing infrastructure. This role offers a unique opportunity to work on the behind-the-scenes network and tools that power AWS's global infrastructure. As an NDE, you'll be responsible for engineering, implementing, and maintaining next-generation networks at massive scale.
You'll work with cutting-edge technology and collaborate with the industry's top networking engineers to solve complex problems at Amazon scale. The role combines hands-on networking expertise with automation and development skills, focusing on creating sustainable, scalable solutions for AWS's ever-growing infrastructure needs.
Key responsibilities include leading network projects, developing automation tools, responding to customer impacts, and ensuring network reliability and security. You'll be part of AWS Infrastructure Services (AIS), the team responsible for keeping the cloud running through management of all AWS global infrastructure, including data centers, servers, storage, and networking equipment.
The position offers significant growth opportunities within one of the world's leading tech companies. You'll benefit from AWS's inclusive culture that values diverse perspectives and promotes innovation. The company provides flexible work arrangements to support work-life harmony, along with comprehensive mentorship and career development resources.
Ideal candidates should have experience in large-scale networking environments, strong technical skills in routing protocols and network security, and programming abilities (particularly in Python). You'll be expected to think creatively, work collaboratively, and maintain a customer-focused mindset while building solutions that operate at global scale.
This role is perfect for someone who wants to move beyond just using the cloud to actually building and shaping the future of cloud infrastructure. You'll be at the forefront of innovation, working with advanced tools and technologies while contributing to the continued growth and evolution of AWS's network infrastructure.