SoftwareDevelopmentEngineer,AuroraControlPlane(Level5)

Do you want to be part of a team that builds hyper-scaler database services in the cloud? Are you interested in revolutionizing the way people manage vast volumes of data in the cloud, impacting hundreds of thousands of users who use AWS database services? Amazon Aurora is a distributed, fault-tolerant database service, built with a self-healing storage system. Aurora provides unparalleled high-performance and availability at a global scale with full MySQL and PostgreSQL compatibility, at 1/10th the cost of commercial databases. Aurora has 5x the throughput of MySQL and 3x of PostgreSQL. We are one of the fastest-growing AWS services. Our business and engineering decisions have a widespread impact across some of the world's largest and fastest growing businesses. Our customers depend on the performance, stability and availability of our service to scale and support their mission-critical workloads. As an SDE II on the Aurora Open-Source Control Plane team, you will design and implement software components and enhance existing components to help us continuously improve and evolve to meet the growing demands of our customers. You have experience implementing scalable, fault-tolerant and resilient systems & tooling. You have strong technical skills, are motivated and results-oriented. You are passionate about engineering robust systems, and maintain high standards with your coding, design and documentation. You have a continuous learning and growth mindset and relish investigating and solving complex technical problems. You have excellent verbal and written communication skills and adept at writing technical documents. You are empathetic and curious, and naturally amplify the positive & inclusive team culture we, as a team, work hard to build. Our team values work-life balance. Most days, our entire team is co-located in the Vancouver offices, but we support occasional remote work if needed. We pay close attention to onboarding process and support for new team members.