AWS Utility Computing's Annapurna Labs division is at the forefront of silicon and software innovation, designing custom chips and accelerators that power groundbreaking cloud solutions. We're seeking a Senior Power and Performance Software Engineer to join our machine learning data center team, focusing on tool development, coding, and data analysis.
In this role, you'll drive the automation of power and performance analyses, developing crucial infrastructure and frameworks for efficient data collection and analysis. You'll work alongside architecture, hardware, firmware, and software teams to define key metrics and optimize data center performance and power efficiency. The position involves creating software interfaces with firmware and hardware components for real-time data collection.
Our team values knowledge-sharing and mentorship, with senior members providing one-on-one guidance and thorough code reviews. We're committed to career growth, assigning projects that help develop engineering expertise and empower team members to tackle increasingly complex challenges.
AWS offers a comprehensive benefits package and values work-life harmony. We foster an inclusive culture through employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences, including Conversations on Race and Ethnicity (CORE) and AmazeCon conferences. Our commitment to diversity extends to welcoming candidates with non-traditional career paths and alternative experiences.
The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $151,300 to $261,500 per year, based on geographic location, plus equity, sign-on payments, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be part of AWS Hardware Development, working on cutting-edge technology that shapes the future of cloud computing.
Join us in this exciting opportunity to impact the efficiency and performance of AWS's machine learning infrastructure while growing your career in a supportive, innovative environment. Your work will directly contribute to solutions that help our customers tackle previously unimaginable technical challenges.