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Amazon · IE, D, Dublin

Systems Development Engineer, Enterprise Engineering

IE, D, DublinOperations

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted October 1, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Enterprise Engineering Unified Communications team provides globally scaled, high-quality

voice and video communications solutions that support Amazonians around the world. Our

services touch every element of the business every day: corporate offices, customer service

teams, fulfillment centers, a diverse development community, and many more. We are looking

for a motivated Systems Development Engineer who is ready to take telecommunications to the

next level. For this position, we require a strong coding skill set, detailed knowledge of software

development best practices, depth in Linux operating systems and networking. You’ll play a key

role in architecting, designing, supporting, and enhancing our AWS-based telecommunications

infrastructure. You’ll use and touch a wide range of technologies and systems, including

products that we’ve built from the ground up and commercial products. You’ll help junior

engineers develop their skills, and continue to raise the bar building for the future of Amazon.

Key job responsibilities

In this role, you will build a next generation telephony platform for Internal Amazon, enable

self-healing for our systems, and provide self-service tools that enable Amazonians to manage

their own personal telecom resources. You will use AWS products, DevOps patterns, and mature

CICD processes to build a cloud-scale Telephony system. You will have the opportunity to be

creative in a space that has not seen innovation in decades.

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