Software Development Engineer, AWS NatGW

AWS Infrastructure Services owns the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. The AWS Nat Gateway team is seeking a Software Development Engineer for a critical part of its service that will deliver a VPC egress Proxy solution, a service that offers centralized security controls to avert data leak threats.

This role is part of the team that owns the external facing Nat Gateway product, which allows instances in private subnets to connect to services outside VPC while preventing external services from initiating connections. The team is embarking on a multi-year AWS goal to deliver VPC egress Proxy, offering centralized security controls and traffic decryption capabilities for comprehensive visibility and control over internet-bound activities.

The ideal candidate will be passionate about cloud computing and building resilient, scalable distributed services. They should thrive in delivering high-quality technology products in a rapid-growth environment, with strong abilities to prioritize, communicate clearly, and drive excellence within the team. The role requires a high level of ownership and accountability, with a focus on operational excellence due to the critical nature of AWS infrastructure.

The team values work-life balance and offers flexibility in working hours. On-call responsibilities occur typically one week every two months, with a strong focus on building fault-tolerant systems and addressing root causes to prevent recurring issues. The team is dedicated to mentorship and knowledge sharing, with opportunities for career growth through challenging projects and continuous learning.

The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 based on location, plus equity, sign-on payments, and comprehensive benefits. The team maintains an inclusive culture that welcomes diverse perspectives and encourages bold ideas, making it an excellent opportunity for experienced engineers looking to make a significant impact on cloud infrastructure.