Amazon · Austin, TX

Senior Software Engineer, Graviton Software

US, TX, AustinSenior individual contributorSoftware Engineering

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted September 16, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The AWS Graviton Software team is looking for Sr Software Development Engineers to optimize performance for Graviton processors.

AWS Graviton delivers the best price/performance in AWS data centers. For the past 3 years more than half of the new AWS EC2 capacity is Graviton based and it is used by over 98% of our 1000 largest customers.

You'll drive performance optimization across open-source projects, internal services, and customer applications, working on everything from Linux kernel development to C++ and Rust code debugging and optimization. Our team works on a diverse range of applications including databases, web services, compilers, video encoding, ML, and HPC workloads.

Hardware related knowledge is useful, but not required.

Key job responsibilities

- Performance Analysis and Optimization: root cause and enhance software architectures, algorithms

- Optimize software performance for AWS customers and AWS services: S3, Lambda, EMR, ElastiCache, RDS, and others

- Open Source Development: contribute to Linux kernel improvements and other public projects

- Develop analysis frameworks and automation systems

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