Software Development Engineer, OpenSearch Serverless Team

Are you interested in building out a next generation cloud-scale analytics and search platform? Do you want to revolutionize the way people manage and derive insights from vast volumes of data in the cloud? Amazon OpenSearch Serverless makes it easy to deploy, operate, and scale OpenSearch for log analytics, vector search, full text search, trace and metrics analytics, application monitoring and many other use cases of devops, netops, secops augmented by advanced ML algorithms.

As a Software Development Engineer on the OpenSearch Serverless team, you'll:

• Design, develop and support high throughput, highly available, distributed, multi-tenant, cloud native systems.
• Produce bullet-proof code that is robust, efficient and maintainable; our primary languages are Java and Rust.
• Work on OpenSearch and Apache Lucene open source software to innovate on next-gen analytics product.
• Work on challenging problems in areas such as optimization of shard placement (bin packing problem), machine learning for predictive auto-scaling, data storage, query optimization, security, machine learning and more.
• Identify and advocate for operational improvements, reducing maintenance and development cost.
• Join a great group of motivated, top-notch people and work with them to solve challenging problems in a fun, collaborative environment.

At AWS, you'll experience the benefits of working in a dynamic, entrepreneurial environment, while leveraging the resources of Amazon.com (AMZN), one of the world's leading internet companies. The Amazon OpenSearch Serverless team is part of the rapidly growing AWS Database and Analytics group. We are customer obsessed in a highly collaborative team-oriented environment.

AWS values diverse experiences and inclusive team culture. We offer mentorship, career growth opportunities, and a strong emphasis on work-life harmony. Join us to be part of a fast-growing AWS service and work in a fast-paced startup-style environment while making a significant impact on AWS users.