Amazon Web Services

Cloud Computing

OpenSearchSpecialistSolutionsArchitect,WWSOData&AI,AWS

A$175–250k ~AI est. Sydney, New South Wales, Australia FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Senior candidates.

The Brief

“OpenSearch Specialist Solutions Architect, WWSO Data & AI, AWS at Amazon Web Services. Skills: OpenSearch, Solutions Architecture, Generative AI. Provide deep technical expertise. Design scalable solutions”

Industry & Context.

Cloud Computing
Problems you'll solve

Solve complex challenges; Address advanced concepts

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

4+ years specific technology domain experience, 2+ years design experience, 2+ years implementation experience, 2+ years consulting experience, 7+ years IT development experience, 7+ years implementation experience, 7+ years consulting experience

Nice to Have

Experience software development, Experience Internet-related industries, Migrating legacy solutions, Transforming legacy solutions, Experience with AWS technologies

What You'll Do.

Provide deep technical expertise

Design scalable solutions

Deploy scalable solutions

Lead architectural reviews

Lead migration assessments

Represent customer feedback

Influence feature development

Influence product roadmap

Partner with Business Development

Define technical components

Build expert community

Create technical enablement resources

Act as thought leader

Educate wider community

Help accelerate deployments

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with solution architects; Collaborate with product teams; Collaborate with sales; Partner with Business Development

Communication Scope

Thought leadership; Presenting; Writing

Full Job Description

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is looking for a OpenSearch Specialist Solutions Architect (SSA). AWS SSAs are technologists with deep domain-specific expertise, able to address advanced concepts and feature designs. As part of the AWS sales organization, SSAs work with customers who have complex challenges that require expert-level knowledge to solve. SSAs craft scalable, flexible, and resilient technical architectures that address those challenges. This might involve guiding customers as they refactor an application or designing entirely new cloud-based systems. Do you enjoy solving novel and unique technical challenges for customers? Become an AWS Specialist SA! The Worldwide Specialist Organization (WWSO) is responsible for driving revenue, adoption, and growth from the largest and fastest growing small- and mid-market accounts to enterprise-level customers including public sector. We work backwards from our customer’s most complex and business critical problems to build and execute go-to- market plans that turn AWS ideas into multi-billion-dollar businesses. WWSO teams include business development, specialist and technical solutions architecture. As part of WWSO, you'll provide expertise across the entire life cycle of an AWS customer initiative, from developing ideas for new services to accelerating the adoption of established businesses. We pride ourselves on thinking big, delivering exceptional results for our customers, and working across AWS as #OneTeam OpenSearch is an open-source, Apache License v2 suite under the Linux Foundation, supporting a broad range of workloads. Amazon OpenSearch is a managed service that makes it simple to run OpenSearch in the AWS cloud. Are you passionate about building search, observability, and Generative AI applications with OpenSearch? AWS is seeking a customer-obsessed and technically driven OpenSearch Specialist Solutions Architect. As a member of the Data Specialist SA team in WWSO, you will serve as a trusted technical advis

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