System Development Engineer, AWS Vetting

AWS Vetting is pioneering the development of massively scalable systems used by the world's largest cloud infrastructures. The team builds platforms and tools that ensure the health of AWS hardware by verifying and authenticating every new and rebuilt system across all AWS data centers and manufacturing sites. This role is part of AWS Vetting Foundational Services, responsible for building the next generation of platform-level software and systems that enable delivery of healthy hardware to AWS customers.

The position involves working with senior AWS leadership to plan for the future, owning systems and services deployed to AWS Data Centers and Manufacturing sites. You'll be developing, designing, and maintaining systems to ensure continued operation in data centers and manufacturing sites.

This is a deeply technical role ideal for engineers who stay close to both customer experience and systems architecture. Success requires autonomous work, deep problem-solving abilities, and the judgment to know when to make subtle changes versus disrupting the status quo.

AWS Infrastructure Services owns the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. The team supports all AWS data centers and the equipment ensuring continuous customer access to AWS innovation. You'll join a diverse team including software, hardware, and network engineers, working on challenging problems while maintaining the highest standards for safety and security.

The role offers comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, financial benefits, and work-life harmony. AWS values diversity and provides an inclusive culture with ongoing learning experiences, mentorship, and career advancement resources. The position includes equity opportunities, sign-on payments, and competitive compensation based on location and experience.

Key focus areas include infrastructure-as-code development, fault tolerance design, scaling solutions, and operational excellence in large distributed systems. The role requires both technical expertise and leadership skills to mentor others and drive architectural decisions.