Software Development Engineer – Big Data, AWS Elastic MapReduce (EMR), Amazon Bedrock

AWS Utility Computing (UC) is at the forefront of cloud innovation, providing foundational services like Amazon S3 and EC2. The Amazon EMR team is seeking a talented Software Development Engineer to join their Big Data and Analytics initiative. This role focuses on developing and managing AWS's EMR service, which enables customers to run massive clusters with distributed big data frameworks.

The position offers an opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies and contribute to open-source projects. You'll be part of a team that has delivered significant innovations including Hudi on EMR, improved Apache HBase performance on Amazon S3, and support for EC2 instances powered by AWS Graviton2 processors.

As a Software Development Engineer, you'll be responsible for designing and implementing highly scalable solutions, working with distributed systems, and solving complex technical challenges. The role requires strong programming skills, understanding of big data technologies, and experience with system architecture.

You'll be working in AWS's innovative environment, collaborating with top talent in the industry to build solutions that impact millions of customers globally. The position offers excellent growth opportunities, competitive compensation, and the chance to work on some of the most challenging problems in distributed computing.

The ideal candidate will combine technical excellence with strong leadership qualities and a customer-obsessed mindset. You'll be part of AWS's mission to continue leading cloud innovation while working on projects that directly impact how businesses process and analyze massive datasets.

This role offers the unique opportunity to work with cutting-edge big data technologies while contributing to one of the most widely-used cloud platforms in the world. You'll be part of a team that values innovation, technical excellence, and customer success, while having the resources and support of Amazon's global infrastructure.