Amazon Japan G. K.

Systems, Quality, Security Engineering, System Development Engineering, Retail

SystemsDevelopmentEngineer,AmazonCoreSearch

$9500–14000k ~AI est. Tokyo, Japan FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Systems Development Engineer, Amazon Core Search at Amazon Japan G. K.. Skills: Search Infrastructure, Operational Support, Incident Management. Protect customer experience. Eliminate operational load”

What You'll Achieve.

Maximize availability; Maximize quality; Maximize performance; Prevent recurrence of events

Industry & Context.

Systems, Quality, Security Engineering, System Development Engineering, Retail
Problems you'll solve

Root-causing; Mitigate events

Eligibility Requirements

On-call rotation, Daytime on-call

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Experience automating infrastructure, Experience deploying infrastructure, Experience supporting infrastructure, Programming with Python, Programming with Ruby, Programming with Golang, Programming with Java, Programming with C++, Programming with C#, Programming with Rust, Experience with Linux/Unix

Nice to Have

CI/CD pipelines build processes

What You'll Do.

Protect customer experience

Eliminate operational load

Mitigate high severity events

Resolve high severity events

Own post-incident analysis

Identify cross-service issues

Drive resolution of issues

Review operational metrics

Investigate SLO breaches

Develop software solutions

Own software solutions

Automate incident response

Assist engineers on call

Present mitigation options

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with teams; Share knowledge

Communication Scope

Present mitigation options

Full Job Description

Amazon.com’s Search org is looking for an engineer to join our team. Search Operations is a follow-the-sun team distributed over two worldwide locations and is responsible for running one of the Internet's largest search infrastructures that powers Amazon’s retail websites. The team is responsible for operational support for search front-end services and mitigating high severity events. We actively lead efforts to improve the customer experience by maximizing availability, quality, and performance. We use an Operational Excellence (OE) program to continuously improve our processes. We partner with teams across Amazon Search to achieve highly-resilient systems, share knowledge, and automate away operational burden. We are strong advocates of a healthy work-life harmony, and continually focus on ensuring happiness within our team. Key job responsibilities Operational Excellence: We protect the Search customer experience and eliminate operational load. We mitigate, resolve high severity events and prevent their recurrence by owning the post-incident analysis process. We have a well established OE program to identify and drive resolution of cross-service and inter-service issues, review operational metrics, and investigate Service Level Objective (SLO) breaches. Systems Development: We develop and own innovative software solutions. We automate incident response workflows, assist engineers on call with root-causing of high severity events, and present mitigation options. We constantly automate processes through our operational excellence program, pager load budgeting system, and top root causes evaluation. On-Call Responsibility: The team operates a follow the sun on-call rotation with a frequency of one week on-call in every four to five weeks. The rotation is daytime only with handoffs between the Tokyo (Japan), and US west coast teams. The on-call represents Search during large scale events in production, leads and co-ordinates calls to quickly mitigate customer impac

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