AWS FSx Lustre - SDE II, FSx

Amazon FSx for Lustre is a groundbreaking AWS service launched in November 2018 that enables customers to deploy high-performance file systems in the cloud. The service allows users to process massive data sets with impressive performance metrics - hundreds of gigabytes per second throughput, millions of IOPS, and sub-millisecond latencies.

As a Software Development Engineer on the FSx for Lustre team, you'll be working from the Boston Seaport location, contributing to a service that's revolutionizing high performance computing (HPC) and cloud storage. AWS serves over a million active customers across 190 countries, offering 90+ services ranging from compute and storage to AI and IoT.

The role offers an exciting opportunity to shape the future of a growing service at Amazon scale. You'll be working with a team that values innovation, customer satisfaction, and technical excellence. AWS operates each team as an independent business unit, giving direct accountability for customer satisfaction, service innovations, and revenue goals.

The position sits within AWS Utility Computing (UC), which is responsible for foundational services like Amazon S3 and EC2, along with continuous product innovations. You'll be part of an organization that values diverse experiences, work-life harmony, and inclusive team culture.

The role offers significant opportunities for professional growth through:

• Direct customer interaction and understanding of business goals
• Innovation and delivery of high-quality functionality
• Collaboration with a smart, driven team
• Mentorship and knowledge-sharing opportunities
• Career advancement resources and development programs

Amazon's commitment to diversity and inclusion is reflected in their workplace policies and employee-led affinity groups. The company provides comprehensive support for work-life balance and professional development, making it an ideal environment for those looking to make a significant impact in cloud computing while growing their career.