Systems Development Engineer, Amazon Security Platform Engineering

Amazon Security Platform Engineering team is seeking a Systems Development Engineer to join their mission-critical security infrastructure team. This role focuses on developing scalable self-service systems for security log collection and analysis, protecting Amazon's vast digital ecosystem. The position offers an opportunity to work with petabyte-scale data systems and build solutions that directly impact Amazon's security posture.

The role combines software engineering with security expertise, requiring strong technical skills in systems engineering, programming, and architecture design. You'll be working on innovative solutions to collect, process, and analyze security logs from both internal and third-party systems, ensuring seamless integration with Amazon's security infrastructure.

As a Systems Development Engineer, you'll collaborate with product owners and customers to deliver high-quality, scalable solutions. The role involves designing and implementing security systems that process massive amounts of data while maintaining high performance and reliability standards. You'll also help other teams onboard their services for data ingestion and develop tools for data analysis and transformation.

The position offers significant growth opportunities within Amazon's security organization, with access to mentorship, training, and career development resources. Amazon values diversity and inclusion, providing an environment where different perspectives are celebrated. The role includes on-call responsibilities, but the team focuses on building fault-tolerant systems to minimize disruptions.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about security and large-scale systems engineering, offering the chance to work on challenging problems while protecting one of the world's largest technology companies and its customers. The role provides competitive benefits, including relocation support within the EU, and emphasizes work-life harmony.