Software Development Engineer, Security Pipeline Engineering, Defensive Security

Amazon Stores Security is seeking a Software Development Engineer to join their Security Pipeline Engineering team, focusing on building next-generation mission-critical data processing pipelines and applications. This role involves working with hyper-scale data applications and the latest AWS technologies to handle petabyte-scale data in real-time. The position is crucial for maintaining security across Amazon's vast infrastructure, including Fulfillment Centers, Physical Stores, Whole Foods, and Fresh operations.

The role combines security engineering with large-scale data processing, requiring expertise in both domains. You'll be working directly with stakeholders worldwide, building best-in-class software solutions that prioritize quality, scale, and insights. The team values entrepreneurial spirit and encourages taking technical risks to improve existing systems.

As a team member, you'll engage in system/software design, AWS configuration, feature development, and strategic technical planning. Your responsibilities will range from helping vendors onboard their data to advocating for feature rewrites based on deep-dive analyses. The position offers the opportunity to shape team processes and outcomes while working closely with Senior Amazon Leadership.

Amazon Security values diverse experiences and maintains a strong focus on work-life harmony. The organization offers opportunities to build experience across various areas including cloud, devices, retail, entertainment, healthcare, operations, and physical stores. The team culture emphasizes continuous learning, diversity, equity, and inclusion, with ongoing DEI events and learning experiences.

The role provides extensive knowledge-sharing, training, and career advancement resources, making it an excellent opportunity for professionals looking to grow in the intersection of security and software development while contributing to Amazon's mission of becoming Earth's Best Employer.