Software Development Engineer

Job description

DESCRIPTION

The AWS Fleet Telemetry Team, is part of AWS Engineering that designs the worlds most innovative compute and storage platforms that enable one of the worlds largest infrastructure as a service (Iaas) offerings.

As an Engineer of the Development Team you will create, deploy and maintain autonomous monitoring agents at scale. You will create software that autonomously mines big data, extracts trends from disparate data sources, identifies unhealthy hosts before they impact compute or storage capacity, issues health diagnoses, and autonomously remediate the identified problems. Good health begins from the day our products are born. You will also be responsible for leading your team to design and develop software that ensures every server in the AWS fleet is built, configured and performing according to its design specification from the time it is placed into service until the time it is retired. Your software must be unobtrusive, efficient, and scalable. You will utilize one of the worlds most dependable, easy-to-use and most performant BigData platforms to innovate and develop your hardware immune system.

Our systems run 24/7, in the harshest environments, and serve more than a million customers each day who demand performance, even when the toughest compute workloads are considered. The health of our infrastructure is our top priority. We're looking for technology leaders that can help us build these systems, solve really tough operational problems and suggest new, innovative, ways to keep AWS hardware in tip-top shape.

You will work with software and hardware teams across the company to build world-class software. You will be a part of a growing, fast paced team that is making history.

Desired profile

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS

· Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field or Equivalent experience to a Bachelor's degree based on 3 years of work experience for every 1 year of education
· 2+ years professional experience in software development using at least, one modern programming language such as C, C++, Java, or Perl