Software Development Engineer, Network Lifecycle Management, Unified Network Scaling, Zero Touch Scaling

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a Software Development Engineer to join their Network Lifecycle Management (NLM) organization. This role is crucial in managing one of the world's largest networks supporting the AWS Cloud globally. The team is responsible for building foundational network services within their Software Defined Networking (SDN) ecosystem.

The position focuses on designing and owning a closed-loop system for network entity reservation related to procurement activities. This is a vital component in bridging network capacity planning and automation systems, advancing towards truly self-managed and adaptive networks. The role offers hands-on experience with hyperscale data center networks, cloud infrastructure, and large-scale software deployments.

AWS Infrastructure Services manages the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. The team works on challenging problems involving thousands of variables in the supply chain, ensuring continuous customer access to AWS services. You'll collaborate with a diverse team including software, hardware, and network engineers, contributing to delivering the highest standards for safety and security.

The position offers significant growth opportunities within AWS's innovative culture. You'll work alongside talented professionals, leveraging new technologies and algorithms to solve complex problems. AWS values diverse experiences and maintains an inclusive environment through employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences.

The role combines technical excellence with business impact, as you'll be instrumental in developing solutions that directly affect AWS's network infrastructure. You'll have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies while contributing to systems that operate at unprecedented scale. AWS emphasizes work-life harmony and provides a supportive environment for professional development through mentorship and knowledge-sharing resources.