Senior Software Development Engineer, S3 Console

The S3 Console team at Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join their innovative team. This role focuses on building next-generation software and tools for Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), a fundamental storage solution for the Internet. The S3 Console serves as the primary interface for millions of customers worldwide, enabling them to store and retrieve data globally.

As a Senior SDE on the S3 Console team, you'll work on creating intuitive user experiences that help customers understand their storage usage and take appropriate actions. The team comprises full stack engineers, frontend engineers, and QA engineers collaborating closely with UX and Product Management to solve complex customer challenges.

The position offers significant influence on product strategy and architecture, working with a diverse customer base spanning different backgrounds, experience levels, and countries. You'll be responsible for developing highly available, secure, and scalable distributed systems while mentoring other engineers and establishing best practices.

AWS values work-life harmony and fosters an inclusive culture through employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences. The company offers comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, 401k, and competitive compensation with a base pay range of $151,300 to $261,500 depending on location, plus equity and other benefits.

This role is perfect for experienced engineers passionate about creating customer-centric solutions, who enjoy mentoring others and want to impact millions of users worldwide. You'll be part of AWS's larger mission to innovate in cloud computing while working with cutting-edge technologies in a collaborative environment that supports professional growth and development.

The position requires strong technical expertise, leadership capabilities, and a track record of delivering complex software systems. You'll have the opportunity to shape the future of cloud storage interfaces while working with one of the most widely-used services in AWS's portfolio.