Software Development Engineer II, AWS Data Center Bridge

Join the AWS Data Center Bridge team, where we're revolutionizing how Amazon Web Services operates its global infrastructure. We're responsible for building sophisticated systems that automate and orchestrate physical work processes across AWS data centers worldwide. Our mission is critical - we manage billions in capital and are the backbone of AWS's core infrastructure business.

As a Software Development Engineer II, you'll be at the forefront of developing industry-leading Supply Chain Management and Workforce Management systems. You'll architect and implement highly scalable distributed systems that must meet strict availability, scalability, and latency requirements. This role offers significant visibility and impact across multiple organizations.

You'll be part of AWS Infrastructure Services (AIS), the team that keeps the cloud running by owning the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. We tackle the most complex supply chain challenges, managing thousands of variables to ensure our customers have uninterrupted access to AWS services.

Working alongside a diverse team of software, hardware, and network engineers, you'll collaborate across AWS to maintain the highest standards for safety and security while optimizing capacity and cost efficiency. The role offers excellent opportunities for growth, with emphasis on mentoring junior engineers and elevating coding standards.

We offer a supportive culture that values work-life harmony and embraces diversity. You'll find numerous employee-led affinity groups, ongoing learning experiences, and career development resources. Our comprehensive benefits package includes medical insurance, 401k, and various other perks designed to support your professional and personal growth.

If you're passionate about large-scale distributed systems, automation, and want to make a significant impact on global cloud infrastructure, this role offers an exciting opportunity to shape the future of AWS data centers.