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Software Development Engineer, Intent Driven Network

AmazonSan Jose, CAL6 LeadSeptember 15th, 2026
Overview In this role, you will help design, build, and operate scalable software services for AWS networking, enabling intent-driven management at global scale. You’ll collaborate with a cross‑functional team to deliver robust, observable systems that align with safety, security, and cost goals. You’ll own features from requirements through deployment, mentoring juniors and guiding priorities in a fast-paced, startup‑like environment. This is an opportunity to impact how AWS networks are managed and to work on high‑visibility, high‑impact challenges. Compensation / Benefitshealth insurance (medical, dental, vision)401(k) matchingpaid time offRSUssign-on paymentsparential leave ResponsibilitiesOwn and design features end-to-end, from requirements to deployment across global infrastructureCode, review, and maintain scalable software servicesCollaborate with cross‑functional teams in a fast-paced, startup‑like cultureContribute to development lifecycle, including testing, code reviews, and operationsMentor and guide junior engineers and manage competing priorities in ambiguous contextsSeek optimizations for performance, scalability, and efficiencyEngage in clear communication across teams and senior leadershipSupport robust, fault-tolerant networking software and adaptive algorithms Key requirements3+ years of professional software development experience2+ years in design or architecture of new or existing systemsExperience programming with at least one software language3+ years of full software development lifecycle experience (coding standards, reviews, source control, build, testing, operations)Experience delivering complex software systems to customersAbility to work in a fast-paced, delivery-driven environmentStrong communication skills across technical and leadership audiencescommunication claire et efficacementoringadaptabilitydistributed systems design and implementationobject-oriented designJava, C++, or C#