Systems Engineer/Dev Ops Engineer, Managed Operations

AWS is launching its first European Sovereign Cloud (ESC), a groundbreaking initiative in utility computing. This role within the AWS Managed Operations team is crucial for building and leading operations teams that will deliver high-availability AWS services specifically for EU customers. The position involves working with core AWS services like EC2, S3, Dynamo, Lambda, and Bedrock.

As a Systems Engineer/DevOps Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of launching the ESC in 2025, collaborating with global AWS teams to shape the evolution of AWS services. Your daily responsibilities will include monitoring service health, improving system reliability, and contributing to operational excellence. You'll work on automation, troubleshooting, and system optimization while participating in on-call rotations to maintain 24/7 service availability.

The role combines technical expertise with leadership, requiring you to mentor team members and share knowledge about the European Sovereign Cloud. You'll be working within AWS Utility Computing (UC), which provides foundational services and continues to innovate with new products that distinguish AWS in the industry.

This position offers an opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology while ensuring compliance with EU-specific requirements. You'll be part of a team that values work-life harmony, provides mentorship opportunities, and promotes an inclusive culture. The role requires strong systems engineering background, proficiency in automation, and excellent problem-solving skills.

AWS values diverse experiences and perspectives, offering a collaborative environment where innovation thrives. You'll have access to career development resources, knowledge-sharing opportunities, and the chance to work on systems that power some of the world's most successful companies. The position comes with competitive benefits, including relocation support within the EU, and the opportunity to shape the future of cloud computing in Europe.