System Development Engineer II, Region Flexibility Migration
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - Amazon in Italia
System Development Engineer II, Region Flexibility Migration (RFM)
As a System Development Engineer , you will take ownership of key workstreams within Amazon's Region Flexibility Migration team, driving critical infrastructure migration initiatives that enable Amazon's services to operate across multiple AWS regions. You will lead the development of automation frameworks, mentor junior engineers, and make technical decisions that shape the Boost Accelerator program's roadmap. you will drive efforts aimed at optimizing memory utilization across service fleets, identifying opportunities to right‑size allocations, reduce infrastructure footprints, and preserve capacity to support continued growth and expansion. Join a team where you will have a direct impact on reducing migration burden for service teams and delivering zero‑impact migrations at massive scale.
Key job responsibilities
- Design, implement, maintain, and deploy components that solve problems in a complex ecosystem. We work in lots of different languages (not limited to, but most often Python and Java).
It is more important to us that you understand coding in the context of working in distributed systems and/or widely scaled web applications.
- Lead migration projects from planning through execution, including infrastructure setup, data replication, traffic management, and post‑migration validation
- Identify and implement cost optimization strategies to reduce per‑offering costs of the Boost program through automation and streamlined operations.
- Drive technical decisions for Boost program offerings, including pipeline infrastructure setups, DDB replication, containerization solutions, and new offerings such as RDS, DocumentDB, and VFI builds.
- Mentor and guide junior engineers, conducting code reviews, providing technical direction, and fostering a culture of operational excellence within the team.
- Lead root cause analysis for high‑severity incidents, implement preventive measures, and drive operati