Software Development Engineer II - Route53, DNSSEC

AWS Infrastructure Services is seeking a Software Development Engineer II to join their Route53 team, focusing on DNSSEC implementation. This role is part of the team that manages Amazon's highly available and scalable cloud Domain Name System (DNS) service. The position involves working with complex distributed systems that handle critical DNS infrastructure.

The ideal candidate will join a diverse team of engineers working on challenging problems in AWS's global infrastructure. You'll be developing and maintaining systems that ensure continuous service availability while building robust, fault-tolerant solutions. The role offers significant opportunities for technical growth through hands-on experience with large-scale distributed systems.

The team values work-life balance and maintains a supportive environment with emphasis on mentorship and career development. You'll participate in thorough code reviews, collaborate with experienced engineers, and have opportunities to both learn and share knowledge. The position includes on-call responsibilities, but the team focuses on building reliable systems to minimize disruptions.

Key aspects of the role include:

• Developing software for managing customer DNS data
• Working with distributed systems architecture
• Participating in code reviews and system design
• Contributing to high-availability and fault-tolerant systems
• Collaborating with team members on complex technical challenges

The team offers a balanced environment that combines technical challenges with professional growth opportunities. You'll work with latest cloud technologies while contributing to critical infrastructure that powers many of the world's leading websites and applications.

This position is based in Vancouver, offering competitive compensation between $114,800 and $191,800 per year, plus additional benefits and equity compensation. Join a team that values technical excellence, work-life harmony, and continuous learning while working on systems that impact millions of users globally.