Systems Development Engineer, Managed Operations, Managed Operations

AWS is launching its first European Sovereign Cloud (ESC), a groundbreaking development in utility computing. This role within the AWS Managed Operations team is crucial for building and leading operations and development teams focused on high-availability AWS services specifically for EU customers. The position involves working with AWS's comprehensive suite of services including EC2, S3, Dynamo, Lambda, and Bedrock.

As a Systems Development Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of launching the ESC in 2025, collaborating with global AWS teams to shape the future of AWS services. Your daily responsibilities will include working with technology leaders, enhancing operations, and ensuring optimal service performance metrics. The role requires participation in on-call rotations for incident resolution.

The position is part of AWS Utility Computing (UC), which drives product innovations from foundational services to cutting-edge features. You'll work within a team that supports various AWS services including Compute, Database, Storage, IoT, Platform, and Productivity Apps. The role particularly focuses on supporting customers requiring specialized security solutions for their cloud services.

AWS values diverse experiences and backgrounds, encouraging applications from candidates with non-traditional career paths. The company emphasizes work-life harmony and provides comprehensive support for professional growth through mentorship, knowledge-sharing, and career advancement resources. The team culture promotes inclusion through employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences.

This opportunity offers the chance to work with one of the world's largest cloud providers, contributing to critical infrastructure while developing expertise across a wide range of systems and technologies. The position combines operational excellence with long-term software engineering initiatives, making it ideal for engineers who enjoy continuous learning and technical challenges.