Software Development Engineer, AWS Hardware Engineering Services

AWS Infrastructure Services is at the heart of keeping the cloud running, managing the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. The AWS Firmware team is seeking an Embedded Software Development Engineer to join their innovative team working on server-related firmware. This role offers a unique opportunity to work with world-class developers on creating scalable solutions for data center infrastructure challenges.

As a Senior Software Development Engineer, you'll be responsible for building and owning server-related firmware, working on BMC software, Linux driver development, and supporting data center operations. You'll collaborate with engineers across AWS to develop next-generation platforms and have direct impact on improving developer experiences.

AWS is the leader in cloud computing, serving customers from startups to Global 500 companies. The scale of AWS creates unique opportunities for component customizations that directly benefit customers. You'll be part of a diverse team including software, hardware, and network engineers, working on challenging problems that impact thousands of variables in the supply chain.

The role offers excellent career growth opportunities with access to mentorship, knowledge-sharing, and career-advancing resources. AWS values diverse experiences and maintains an inclusive culture that welcomes bold ideas. The company supports work-life harmony and provides flexibility in its working culture.

Key technical areas include embedded software development, distributed software systems, proprietary and open source technologies, and firmware development. You'll be empowered to own your projects to completion while working in a fast-paced, growing team environment that focuses on innovation and customer success.

AWS is committed to being Earth's Best Employer and values diversity and inclusion. The company provides support through employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences, including Conversations on Race and Ethnicity (CORE) and AmazeCon conferences.