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Amazon · AU, NSW, Sydney

Network Development Engineer Graduate

AU, NSW, SydneyEarly careerOperations

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted September 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Do you want to be part of a team that deploys and automates one of the world’s largest and complex networks?

As a Network Dev Engineer Graduate working within AWS Infrastructure you will be responsible for deploying network infrastructure across all of our network fabrics that supports the Amazon Retail Service, Kindle, Payments and multiple AWS services. You will work closely with our automation teams in defining the tools that allow us to scale at unprecedented volume. You’ll have the opportunity to deploy, scale and automate our network across multiple global datacenter, including existing footprints and greenfield locations.

If this sounds exciting to you - come build the future with us!

Key job responsibilities

As a Network Development Engineer graduate you will at AWS you will:

- Deploy network infrastructure across all of our network fabrics that supports the Amazon Retail Service, Kindle, Payments and multiple AWS services.

- Scale the network across multiple global Data Centers.

- Create and improve simple, repetitive deployment processes that increase both velocity and quality of delivery.

- Work closely with our internal customers on designs/solutions; bringing those designs/solutions from concept to production.

- Create and update our network standards and ensure that the network is deployed to these standards.

- Work closely with our automation teams in defining the tools that allow us to scale at unprecedented volume.

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