Software Development Engineer, AWS Payment Cryptography

Security is the #1 concern of customers moving to the cloud and the AWS Cryptography team is dedicated to providing the security features our customers need. We enable customers to confidently move sensitive workloads to the cloud where they can benefit from strong security controls that help meet internal and external compliance requirements. AWS Payment Cryptography provides data security, cryptography, key management and connectivity services specific to the payments industry.

We are looking for an experienced software developer with an interest in practical cryptography to join us in building the most secure services in AWS. You should have experience designing scalable, customer-centric systems and a passion for simple and elegant software solutions. Along with senior leaders, principal engineers, and security specialists you will discover and solve the new interesting challenges of growing and operating a globally distributed cryptographic security service.

Your responsibilities include:

• Building a massively scalable digital security system
• Owning the complete software development lifecycle; defining, prioritizing, designing, implementing, and testing new features
• Operating an AWS business with globally distributed servers and customers
• Working as part of a team to develop solutions for our customers
• Owning one of the most secure and reliable services in all of AWS

As part of the Utility Computing (UC) organization, you'll support the development and management of Compute, Database, Storage, Internet of Things (IoT), Platform, and Productivity Apps services in AWS, including support for customers who require specialized security solutions for their cloud services.

AWS values diverse experiences and work-life harmony. We offer employee-led affinity groups, ongoing events and learning experiences, mentorship, and career growth opportunities. Join us in building the most secure services in AWS and contribute to the future of cloud computing.