Software Development Engineer II at AWS (British Columbia)

Software Development Engineer II at AWS (British Columbia)

30 Aug
|
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
|
British Columbia

30 Aug

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

British Columbia

Become a key player at Amazon Web Services as a Software Development Engineer II in the Managed Applications Platform. Your role will enhance automated processes and developer experiences.

The Managed Applications Platform under Amazon's Software Foundations and Management organization aims to simplify the application lifecycle for the vast developer community. As an engineer, you’ll be integral in developing systems for automated deployments, OS upgrades, and energetic scaling to support various services at Amazon. Your contributions will ensure continuous improvement and reliability throughout the cloud.

Key Responsibilities:
• Create and optimize deployment automation systems
• Oversee OS upgrades and fleet scaling practices




• Collaborate on best practices for continuous deployment
• Innovate within container and serverless architectures
• Enhance system capabilities for thousands of engineers

Requirements:
• Minimum 3 years of software development experience
• At least 2 years focused on design and architecture
• Full software development life cycle experience
• Proficient in C#, C++, Java, or Perl
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a related field

Join us and architect the future of application management at Amazon!
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📌 Software Development Engineer II at AWS (British Columbia)
🏢 Amazon Web Services (AWS)
📍 British Columbia

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