AWS Infrastructure Services is seeking a Software Development Engineer to join their Nitro SSD team. This role is crucial in designing and developing firmware for AWS's custom solid-state storage devices. As an SSD firmware expert, you'll make architectural decisions to optimize SSD performance across various use cases, working at the intersection of hardware and software development.
The position is part of AWS Infrastructure Services, which manages the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. You'll be joining the AWS Hardware Engineering team, which drives innovation in server and storage infrastructure used by Amazon Web Services. The team's designs are industry-leading in efficiency and operational excellence, serving over a million AWS customers.
As a Firmware Engineer, you'll work on challenging technical problems, building architecturally sound components critical to AWS's business strategies. You'll collaborate with engineers across Amazon and external partners, leading firmware development efforts on custom solid-state devices. The role involves working with the complete firmware development lifecycle, from conception through validation and into production.
The ideal candidate will be an innovative self-starter with deep expertise in SSD firmware and hardware architecture. You'll need strong understanding of SSD concepts like wear-leveling and garbage collection, along with experience in embedded systems development. The role offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge storage technology while directly impacting AWS's infrastructure and customer experience.
Benefits include competitive salary ranging from $129,300 to $223,600 based on location, plus comprehensive medical insurance and 401k. Amazon values work-life harmony and maintains an inclusive culture that embraces diversity. The company offers extensive opportunities for mentorship and career growth through knowledge-sharing and professional development resources.
This position is based in Cupertino, CA, and requires at least 3 years of professional software development experience, with specific expertise in embedded storage systems. Join AWS to help shape the future of cloud computing while working on some of the most challenging problems in infrastructure technology.