Network Development Engineer, Enterprise Network Engineering

AWS Infrastructure Services is seeking a Network Development Engineer to join their Office Network Engineering (ONE) team within the GCNA (Global Connectivity and Network Availability) Organization. This role is crucial in designing and implementing next-generation IP networks that serve as the backbone of AWS's global infrastructure.

The position involves working with cutting-edge cloud technologies to design SDWAN/Edge networks serving 500+ remote offices. You'll be responsible for automating network device deployments using infrastructure as code, implementing cloud-based solutions using AWS services like Transit Gateway, NAT gateways, and AWS Network Firewall.

As part of the Backbone Enterprise and Regional Engineering (BERE) organization, you'll work on one of the world's largest networks, developing innovative solutions for complex challenges. The role requires collaboration with various engineering teams, creating automated deployment processes, and ensuring network standards compliance.

Key responsibilities include designing cloud-based network architectures, implementing automation using CDK and Python, managing global network deployments, and participating in on-call rotations. You'll also lead design reviews, create documentation, and work on improving network efficiency and scalability.

The ideal candidate brings 4+ years of experience with internet routing protocols and Linux/Unix environments, along with strong automation skills. Knowledge of wireless networking, TCP/IP, and various network security protocols is preferred. This role offers opportunities for growth, mentorship, and work-life balance while working on cutting-edge network infrastructure at AWS scale.

Join a diverse team of engineers working on the most challenging problems in cloud infrastructure, ensuring AWS customers have continuous access to innovative solutions. You'll be part of an inclusive culture that values bold ideas and empowers you to own them to completion.