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Hi as title . Are you guys all RTO five days a week now ?

M 31 Based out of Bangalore Worked as Customer Service Associate at Amazon for 3 Yrs with a CTC of 3 Laks per Annum and Later Switched to Govt Job at basic role with a CTC of 3 Laks Per Annum for Currently 4 yrs and now I would like to switch back again to IT in AWS Field and I need suggestions in what to study and where to, how to fill the career gap(as they are not letting me resign I would be simply switching without resignation) will I get paid enough in my career path

I graduated in May of this year, and about two weeks ago I completed the interview process for a CV/MLE
L5 role.

Long story short, I was inclined at the L4 level. This is great, except I'm stuck in the DC area due to my S/O's job -- so relocation is off the table. No I have 6 months until the inclined status runs out.

I really want a role to workout, but I am fearful nothing will come of it because MLE job postings in DC seem infrequent at the L4 level. My recruiter has been great about finding roles so far, but all interest are for teams on the west coast.

What do I do next? Cross my fingers & pray?

We're seeking an innovative and adaptable Data Engineer to join our Research division. In this role, you'll be at the forefront of building and enhancing our data infrastructure with a particular focus on the pipelines that power our Atlas by Murmuration product.  Atlas by Murmuration is our data product that contains a connected, context rich representation of American civic life. This position offers a unique opportunity to work directly with stakeholders, data managers, and data scientists to design, architect, and develop solutions that drive our mission forward. The Data Engineer will report to our Staff Data Engineer.

Note: At Murmuration, we are committed to becoming an even more diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace. To this end, all staff members are expected to actively participate in DEIB (diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging) programming.

Job Level: IC3

What You’ll Do:

• Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to understand challenges, design solutions, and implement data pipelines that meet both immediate and long-term needs;
• Build and maintain scalable, reliable data pipelines using tools such as Dagster, Airflow, Snowflake, AWS, MongoDB, and dbt;
• Manage data from various sources, ensuring timely ingestion, quality, and integrity;
• Transform raw data into structured, usable formats that empower our analytical and product teams;
• Implement and maintain robust monitoring, alerting, and documentation processes;
• Continuously optimize our data infrastructure for performance and efficiency;
• Provide support and troubleshooting for data-related issues across the organization; and
• Contribute to a culture of knowledge sharing and continuous improvement within the team.

Requirements

• Problem-solver with a passion for using data and technology to drive social impact;
• Education and/or experience in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or relevant field;
• Minimum of three (3) years of relevant experience in data engineering or a related field;
• Curiosity and a drive to continuously learn and adapt to new technologies and challenges;
• Familiarity with data orchestration tools (e.g., Dagster, Airflow) and ELT processes (e.g., dbt);
• Familiarity with analytic databases (e.g., Snowflake) and cloud infrastructure (e.g., AWS);
• Experience working flexibly within smaller teams;
• Practical knowledge of software development lifecycle (SDLC);
• Proficiency in Python, Docker, and container orchestration tools;
• Understanding of CI/CD pipelines and automation tools; and
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Nice to Haves:

• Familiarity with Voter File Data;
• Experience with or interest in political data; and/or
• Experience within a support team providing technical support to other data functions (e.g., Data Scientists, Data Managers, etc.)

Talented Data Engineers come from all walks of life and career. If you are passionate about civic engagement and technology, please apply, even if you do not check every box!

Read more/apply: https://aijobs.net/job/761696-data-engineer/

I got an offer for SA though I love the jobscope. I realise I may not have a lot of handson in the role as compared to a SDE or CA. I was wondering if AWS allows for transition in team?

Im ok with doing more leetcode prep for any further assessment required. Just wondering is this possible?

Also, if SA role is very fulfilling, I dont mind sticking to it. But wondering what is career progression for this path?

Thank you!

Does anyone have experience interviewing for a Data Center Regional Mechanical Engineer (Field Engineering) position at Amazon? What kind of technical questions should I expect? Is there anything specific I should study for?

Hello everyone,

I’m trying to get an idea of the average monthly salary for an AWS-certified Cloud Engineer working in the United States. I’m based in Latin America, where many U.S. companies hire Cloud Engineers. I’m curious to understand the difference in cost for these companies between hiring locally in the U.S. versus in Latin America. If anyone could share salary insights or experiences, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Interviewing for this position and wondering what I should be asking for salary. Nothing was mentioned on the job itself. Anyone knows more about this in us or Canada?

I’m working on getting into an AWS career. I have my CCP exam scheduled at the end of the month. Do most entry level jobs require to be in office or are some of them remote? I live in the Central Valley and there aren’t any AWS jobs here and relocation is not a possibility at this time.

Hello ,

I have a scheduled phone interview for  Cloud Support Engineer-Database next monday .

This is the first interview after the assessment .

Could you give me your advise .

Thanks

Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting, defending, and empowering public-interest journalism, is hiring a full-time senior IT/infrastructure engineer to help us maintain and improve our technical infrastructure.

We’re a 35-40 person organization, with about half working out of our office in New York City, and the other half working remotely. Infrastructure is a five-person team in the engineering department responsible for IT infrastructure (e.g., the office network), asset management, help desk support, on-site bare metal infrastructure, org-wide services, continuous delivery for websites (Freedom.Press, PressFreedomTracker.US), container-based CI/CD systems for engineering projects (SecureDrop, Dangerzone), intrusion monitoring and detection, incident response, and internal audits.

As a senior IT/infrastructure engineer, you will work closely with our staff, in-person and remote, to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues, as well as help plan and implement infrastructure upgrades.

This is a full-time position based in our Brooklyn office (with flexibility around work-from-home days). Applicants must be based in the New York City area or willing to relocate.

Responsibilities

IT & New York office infrastructure

• Provide hands-on support and troubleshooting for a mixed Mac/Linux environment, addressing end-user issues and troubleshooting technical problems as needed
• Procure hardware for staff and office
• Provide asset management; ensure assets are accounted for, maintained, upgraded, and disposed of/recycled when the time comes
• Lead the IT portion of personnel onboarding and offboarding processes
• Maintain and manage network infrastructure within the New York office, ensuring optimal performance, security, and availability
• Maintain bare-metal testing systems for the developers of SecureDrop and bare-metal build and release infrastructure for the developers of Dangerzone
• Contribute to IT policy decisions
• Contribute to establishing and maintaining vendor relationships for tech services
• Proactively share security and usability tips and recommendations for in-office and remote work

General systems maintenance

• Upgrade services and base operating systems
• Manage credentials and secrets
• Monitor system performance and security logs, identify incidents, access severity level, and respond according to our incident response protocol
• Customize monitoring and alerting tools, as needed
• Other responsibilities as assigned by the engineering manager

Note: Because of the nature of our work, we tend to place higher emphasis on security in all these tasks than most organizations. You’ll find us using encryption, hardened kernels, enforced 2FA, and similar security measures in many parts of the infrastructure. Our team also has a culture of multidisciplinary collaboration and chipping in when needed.

Read more / apply: https://isecjobs.com/job/546915-senior-itinfrastructure-engineer/

Hi everyone. This job opening is at AWS. I am currently an account manager for an automated marketing company based in the US (It's like Mailchimp but serves a more specific industry).

The job has some technical aspects and is customer-facing, so I wanted to try my luck at applying for a Customer Solutions Manager opening. I am preparing for a SAA-COE3 exam and also working on an agile certification.

I have 6 years of experience working in a customer-facing role in tech although the job requirement says "5+ years of experience leading large-scale, technical or engineering programs with a proven record of thought leadership, business case development, realizing customer benefits, and successful program completion" as basic qualification which I do not have.

I believe I am unqualified even once I acquire the certification but this job sounds like something I want to pursue. Do you have recommendations on how to get more qualified for this job? Is this position more in line with a product manager path?

Have been working as Logistics Specialist as a part of WBLP for a bit now, will be down in about 10 months, and was wondering what steps I could take to eventually transition into an IT or data center role, and what certificates would be most beneficial.

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We are looking for:

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Applied for a role (non IT) at AWS last week. The portal shows 'we are not accepting...' the next day but my status still shows 'Application Submitted'. Is that a good sign? If so, what is the tentative timeline I'm looking at for a response?

I’m currently working as a DBA Associate, managing mainly RDS servers and some physical servers, including MySQL, RDS Aurora MySQL, and RDS PostgreSQL. I came from a role that is very different from my current position, so almost everything is new to me. I’m learning a lot, but I feel like this role isn’t the right fit for me. There’s a passion I’m looking for that I cannot find as a DBA.

When I started learning Linux, I always felt excited to learn new things. I enjoy fixing problems, and it feels great when I can successfully deploy something that works. Given this, I’m thinking about switching my role and applying as a Cloud Engineer. Do you think I have a chance to land at least an entry-level Cloud Engineer position?

I'm looking to break into cloud engineering, specifically within AWS, and wanted to ask the community for some guidance. What AWS certifications are currently in the highest demand for entry-level roles? Beyond certifications, what specific skills, tools, or services should I focus on to make my resume stand out to recruiters and hiring managers? Any advice on how to best prepare for interviews or success stories would also be appreciated!

Hello all,
I am a recent CS grad and looking into AWS as a SA. I have been job searching with not a lot of traction. I had a recruiter reach out to me about a SA role. I have some questions, to get too far down this path. I really want to be more on the development side or even test engineer side of things. I like to build, and those challenges associated with it. I like the building aspect and problem-solving aspect of software development. I am however open to all the possibilities and haven't nailed down where exactly I want to go with my career.

1. With that, do SA's have any input on the role itself (I have googled it quite a bit)?

2. Is it really more just working with customers and devs to meet client needs (like a lot of consulting/designing)?

3. What does the career outlook/growth look like? Would I be pigeonholed to big companies like AWS or Google and not have many opportunities outside of that?

4. My biggest question→ Is the experience as a SA applicable to devs/cloud development or even industry experience that could jumpstart my career? Can a position like this build skills and experience that would be applicable to those types of roles?

Thanks for any advice or insight!!

I completed my aws assessment last week but haven't got any reply on whether I passed or failed, how long do they usually take to send the results?

I can't find specifics online for this and I need to be able to negotiate salary. I have a strong feeling I will get an offer.

just curious about general things about working there!

I have my AWS Business analyst 1st round (60 minutes) interview in 3 days, Can anybody please share their experience or what I should expect in the interview?

I was told I was being moved forward but have not heard from my recruiter in 2 weeks, and they have not responded to outreach. I did receive a turndown email for the same title role in a different market but am still under consideration for 2 others on my jobs dashboard. I assume if there was a 180 degree turnaround after I got the phone prep email I would have received direct contact from the recruiter, but I can’t be 100% sure. Should I be concerned?

Hi All, my interview loop concluded two weeks ago tomorrow. I thought it really well and was for an AE position. During the process the recruiter said it would be a quick turn around on the decision (5 days). I checked in on the 5th business day and recruiter said due to scheduling conflicts, they were unable to meet last week to debrief but would be this week most likely and will let me know shortly after.

Couple quick questions:

1. When should I check in again without sounding too eager?
2. Is this normal for the process to be delayed at times?

Thanks for any insights or opinions.

Hi,

I've been invited to a phone screen interview for the Customer Solutions Manager role at AWS and was wondering if anyone could shed some light on what kind of questions would be asked?

Given it's not a technical role will most of the questions be behavioural based on how I applied the LPs to my past experiences? Is it likely there will be technical questions on my knowledge of the AWS architecture?

Thank you.

Hola folks! I just applied to AWS Colombia for an intern position as solutions architect. Has anybody review on AWS Colombia? Pretty decent? I'm from EU

My final interview at Project Kuiper is in a few weeks! (flight controller position) There is going to be a 1-hr scripting proficiency exam and I was wondering if anyone had any tips! I know there are many study guides out there for AWS programming exams but I sense that this is going to be VERY different. For instance the recruiter and hiring manager haven't specified that I prepare for a specific programming language. Nor have they told me to study up on some of AWS's infrastructure tools.

What would be some "must study" topics for this? I have a more conventional aerospace background and have never done an interview like this before.

I've an L5 job offer in from AWS and to cut a long story short, I've been offered two options, a higher base salary, or a 15% lower base with the equivalent increase in RSUs vested over 4 years.

Thinking of opting with the higher base. Any pitfalls I should be aware of?