Amazon Robotics Infrastructure Engineering is seeking a Network Development Engineer (NDE) to join their team responsible for building and operating networks that power Amazon's vast fulfillment and logistics operations. This role combines software engineering with network infrastructure expertise, focusing on automating networks from multiple vendors and maximizing reliability. The position involves creating next-generation network products that support Amazon's global fulfillment centers, middle and last-mile facilities, and air hubs.
The role requires someone who can thrive in an entrepreneurial environment and handle ambiguity while working on unprecedented scale problems. You'll be responsible for leading technical discussions, writing code for complex networking projects, and ensuring the supportability of network designs in the field. The position emphasizes information security and involves collaboration with multiple technical teams across Amazon.
As an NDE, you'll work on critical infrastructure that supports hundreds of thousands of associates across thousands of locations, directly impacting Amazon's ability to deliver packages to customers. The role offers opportunities to influence external vendors, manage escalations, and balance business needs with technical constraints. You'll contribute to intellectual property through patents and help develop other team members' careers.
The ideal candidate will bring extensive experience in network protocols and Linux/Unix environments, combined with strong coding abilities particularly in Python. This position offers the unique opportunity to work at the intersection of software engineering and network infrastructure, solving complex problems that directly impact Amazon's global logistics operations.
Benefits include comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, parental leave options, PTO, and a 401(k) plan. This role represents an excellent opportunity to make a significant impact on Amazon's global operations while working with cutting-edge technology and solving unique technical challenges.