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This position specifically is part of the WWSO Startup team, where you will be a Specialist Solution Architect that helps Startups adopt AWS’ Accelerated Computing portfolio (i.e. HPC, AIML, big data), among others.
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Knowledge of modern data warehouse (Snowflake, Big Query) Want to channel the power of data to be a part of something big, having an impact our customers' and members' health and well being.
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Within AWS, we’re focused on bringing that knowledge and capability to customers through three layers of the AI stack: 1) Frameworks and Infrastructure with tools like Apache MxNet and TensorFlow, 2) Machine Learning Platforms such as Amazon SageMaker for data scientists, and, 3) API-driven Services like Amazon Lex, Amazon Polly, Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Comprehend, and Amazon Rekognition to quickly add intelligence to applications with a simple API call.
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We work on some of the hardest challenges in real time streaming, big data processing, and data analytics on technologies like AWS Kinesis, SQS/SNS, Lambda, Apache Spark, S3, CloudWatch, and various other internal Amazon tools.
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