Web Development Engineer, Knowledge Management & Governance, Worldwide Field Enablement

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a talented Web Development Engineer to join their Knowledge Management & Governance team within Worldwide Field Enablement. This role sits at the intersection of technical implementation and information architecture, focusing on creating scalable content solutions that empower AWS's field teams.

The position involves designing and implementing web-based content architectures within content management systems, particularly Highspot. You'll be responsible for bridging the gap between information architecture strategy and technical implementation, ensuring sales enablement content is organized intuitively and optimally for Field teams.

As part of the Knowledge Management and Governance (KMG) team, you'll work on three main functions: providing content management support, establishing content standards, and enforcing information architecture models. Your work will directly impact how field teams access and utilize critical business information.

AWS offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical insurance, 401k, and emphasizes work-life harmony. The company values diverse experiences and maintains an inclusive culture through employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences. Career growth is supported through mentorship and knowledge-sharing opportunities.

The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $71,800 to $173,400 based on geographic location, plus additional benefits including equity and sign-on payments. You'll be joining a team that's dedicated to continuous innovation and maintaining AWS's position as the world's leading cloud platform.

This is an excellent opportunity for a web developer who wants to combine technical expertise with content strategy, working on solutions that directly impact AWS's global sales and service teams. The role requires both technical proficiency in modern web technologies and an understanding of content management best practices.