Amazon.com Services LLC

Technology

DataScientistII

$136–184k Austin, Texas, United States FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid candidates.

The Brief

“Data Scientist II at Amazon.com Services LLC. Skills: Applied ML, Agentic AI, Security tooling. Design ML models. Train ML models”

Industry & Context.

Technology
Problems you'll solve

Solve ambiguous problems

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2+ years data scientist experience, 3+ years SQL, 3+ years Python, 3+ years machine learning modeling, 1+ years working with AI systems, 1+ years creating mathematical content, Master's degree in STEM, Experience applying theoretical models

Nice to Have

PhD in STEM, Knowledge of ML concepts, Experience in Python, Experience in Perl, ML or data scientist role experience, Experience defining GenAI benchmarks, Experience applying quantitative analysis, Experience in security ML domains, Experience optimizing AI integrations, Experience building agentic development processes

What You'll Do.

Own science lifecycle

Use agentic coding tools

Use experimental AI tooling

Develop RAG pipelines

Develop evaluation frameworks

Develop feedback loops

Validate with customers

Turn hypotheses into prototypes

Iterate based on customer signal

Partner across disciplines

Turn ambiguous problems into solutions

Communicate complex results

Translate modeling results

Influence direction with data

Contribute to reviews

Champion AI-first development

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work with SDEs; Work with scientists; Work with researchers; Work with PMs; Work with UX designers; Partner across disciplines

Communication Scope

Communicate with impact; Translate results; Influence direction

Full Job Description

What happens when you combine startup speed with Amazon-scale impact? You get this team. Amazon Enterprise Security Products is a newly launched group building intelligent, cloud-agnostic security tools using AI-first development practices. Here, you build AI and you build with AI — at the same time. This role is a chance to shape the future of security tooling with a small, fast team that ships like a startup but deploys at Amazon scale. We're looking for a Data Scientist who thrives at the intersection of applied ML, agentic AI, and security. You'll design and deploy models that detect threats, power intelligent agents, and make security decisions at cloud scale. You'll work shoulder-to-shoulder with SDEs, applied scientists, security researchers, and PMs on a team where the best idea wins, regardless of title or tenure. Key job responsibilities * Build the intelligence behind AI-first security products: Design, train, and ship ML models that power agentic systems, anomaly detection, threat classification, and automated response — all running across multi-cloud environments. * Own the full science lifecycle: From problem framing and data exploration through model development, evaluation, production deployment, and monitoring. You build it, you ship it, you run it. * Build with AI to build AI: Use agentic coding tools, LLM-powered workflows, and experimental AI tooling to accelerate every phase of your work; from EDA to feature engineering to model iteration. Multiply your velocity and raise the bar for what one scientist can deliver. * Power agentic architectures: Develop the models, embeddings, RAG pipelines, evaluation frameworks, and feedback loops that make multi-agent security systems smart, safe, and customer-ready. * Prototype rapidly and validate with customers: Turn hypotheses into prototypes in days, not quarters. Iterate based on real customer signal and ship what works. * Partner across disciplines: Work directly with SDEs, applied scientists, security

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