Learn Amazon Bedrock - Marketplace deployments

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Hi Guys, I am looking to start my career in cloud computing in Toronto. I have 6 years of work experience in non-IT background. I have worked in Construction planning, Project management and SAP implementation (seen integration) and customer support. I have done PMP as well. I am thinking of doing AWS solution architect associate certification. I know i can do that and I am good in academics but no sure how will I end up in getting a job. Any suggests/opinions are highly appreciated.

Hi, I have got offer from Amazon AWS and got to join next week. But I got a other offer from a different company with a joining date after 1 month. So, can I work for aws for 1 month and put resignation and join the other company? I am on visa. So have to lose some unemployment days and not join AWS and join the other company after one month? If I work for one month at Amazon and get joining bonus?

Any comments on this?

Need assistance with tracking a SMS thru its AWS lifecycle (blocked, send confirmation, read confirmation, target reply - if any, etc.) from within a legacy, classic VB6 32bit application. Already successfully sending, just not tracking. Thanks…

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For context, I have a wide range of IT administrator experience from here and there (no programming) over the last 10 years but have never worked with AWS cloud.

Want to switch roles as new grad sde hire. I have 2+ yrs of experience and landed sde job but have strong skills in support engineering in my past and my passion always drives me to pursue roles and grow in that domain. Anyone here switched here from new grad sde to cse quickly. Need suggestions and real time experience.

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Hello, I’ll soon pass an interview for the professional associate service consultant intern at AWS in Paris and I would like to know if anyone has an idea about the interview questions and if it’ll be in English or French ? Thanks !

could anyone please explain in-detail responsibilities of cloud support engineer in amazon. and anyone help me for this role?

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I was just contacted by a tech firm about a DevOps role. I’ve lead small software teams before but never had an official devops role. I’d appreciate any advice possible.

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A Staff Software Engineer is primarily responsible for developing, maintaining, and orchestrating various Frontend or Backend components, ensuring feature delivery aligns with technical standards and project timelines while prioritizing product stability. Acting as a senior individual contributor on their team, they take ownership of complex projects, lead technical direction, and mentor peers through code reviews, paired programming, and refinement sessions. You’ll also be the designated Tech Lead for the team, taking on additional team responsibilities which include, but are not limited to, upholding high-quality coding standards, overseeing ticket and documentation processes, and collaborating with Product Management to prioritize work, manage tech debt, and drive engineering improvements. They also plan sprints and advocate for initiatives, including, but not limited to, performance optimizations, re-architecting efforts, or infrastructure improvements.

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: IC 5

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• Develop software aligned with specifications & designs, ensuring code is well-tested, maintainable, and documented;
• Work autonomously with minimal oversight, delivering production-ready solutions that prioritize long-term maintainability and supportability;
• Act as a Subject Matter Expert for your team's product, contributing to complex algorithmic tasks, feature designs, and broader technical standards;
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  • Oversee Jira standards for the team’s work, ensuring work is scoped properly with clear & tangible acceptance criteria;
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• BS, BA in Computer Science or other related degree (boot camp(s) and/or work experience can be substituted for degree requirements);

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Here’s what you’ll find:

• Practical courses: Learn AWS by diving into real-world projects, like building e-commerce applications.
• Supportive communities: Join discussions, share knowledge, and connect with others learning AWS.
• Helpful guides and tools: Includes cheat sheets, tutorials, and case studies to make things easier.
• Certification tips: If you’re preparing for AWS exams, they’ve got guides to help you stay on track.

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I am seeing articles about Amazon delaying their 5-day RTO. Is this true for AWS as well? They want me to relocate but I don't want to move to go not go to an office because there's no place for me to work. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I recently applied for the AWS Cloud Support engineer role and passed the OA and the Phone Screen. I will be proceeding to the Loop.

The OA and Phone interview had no AWS-specific questions or domain knowledge asked around, just generic in-depth OS, networking, Storage and behavioural stuff. For those who attended the loop for technical roles, do they ask AWS-specific questions or its still generic Computer science stuff?

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I have 2 questions;

1. What is the work culture at AWS? Especially on the data center side. How long are typical working hours?

2. What is the meaning of levels? What's the difference between let's say Level 5 and Level 6? How does it affect your salary, bonus etc?

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Hello, I applied for a CSA internship and then took an online assessment a few weeks ago. Never got an interview but then got an acceptance email and offer from an email that is from asp-offersonboarding@amazon.com

Does this seem normal? I know it is still entry level when it comes to these kind of roles and my degree literally is in Cloud Computing-AWS track and I have a few AWS certs too plus more comptia ones. So that may be the case?

Thank you for reading this.

Hi all , I have a Solution Architect interview . 5 interviews in the new year, UK , London based

I have prepared a load of examples of leadership principles as I have 20 years networking / software / tech lead experience .

Can anyone tell me if the questions will be deeply detailed and technical on top of the LP questions . I have about three years AWS experience but not an expert in all the services but understand architecture because of my background . I have a history of working on complex systems . In my phone screening I was asked about my domain experience and was comfortable with that . Was not sure if the loop also contained an array of specific technical questions .

For instance are there questions about reference architectures .

Also no idea what the role pays . Anyone got a ballpark figure ? I can only find USA salaries not UK. It’s not clear if it will be L5/L6.

Hi all,
I've applied for 30 + Amazon jobs and finally got an interview in the last 5 years.

I have never worked in a Big 4 company so any tips and tricks for my L4 interview (not IT) would be super helpful.

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,

I have a 1 hour phone interview with AWS in a couple of weeks time for a SEM role in AWS. The interview is with a L4 Principal EM. The JD is pretty vague and broad so nothing particular to highlight there.

I'm prepping currently and already know that the examples I provide need to be in a STAR format and link to both the Amazon leadership principles and key points in the JD. I'm also refreshing my knowledge of AWS services and will ensure I can confidently talk through architectures in line with well architected framework.

All of my examples will also detail how I used data, analysis and metrics too.

My question is, apart from above - Is there anything else I need to make sure I've got prepped & covered?

I would be really grateful for any advise you guys might have! Thank you

So I applied to an AWS Solutions Architect fresh graduate position in my country, and after passing the initial phone screening, I have been scheduled for 4 more interviews and I am a bit in the dark about what these interviews will be about. They did mention this in the first email:

“At Amazon, we’re passionate about technology, we love to build things and help our customers solve difficult problems. What better way to demonstrate your knowledge and technical prowess than by demonstrating something you’ve built?

Please prepare to spend roughly 10 minutes using a virtual whiteboard and/or laptop to show us your technology passion and answer 5 minutes of questions from your interview team. When it's time, one of our interviewers will prompt you to proceed with your presentation. One caveat: no PowerPoint or Keynote presentations allowed. We’re looking for builders, doers, and future Amazonians who love to roll up their sleeves and dive deep into technology.”

And I am a bit confused if I should prepare four distinct presentations, or is the presentation simply a component of the first interview? And if so, what would be the focus of the subsequent three interviews?

Thank you all for reading.

Any Amazon DCEO? I am scheduled for a second interview for a L3 DCEO. I have been working as designer for residential HVAC. the pay is low I make close to 60k a year and this is northern Virginia. It’s very flexible schedule I get to work a lot from home. The work environment it’s actually nice. I have been hoping for this company to start revit design and add that to my resume but I don’t see that happening any time soon.

The L3 position at Amazon offers me around 73k a year. I’m assuming my opportunities to grow in Amazon are bigger and to have that in my resume have to be something good. Also my job target was the design team on Amazon. But need to improve my resume.

Amazon seems like a very exciting company but I want to hear from someone else.

Hey everyone! I have accepted a job with AWS as a network deployment tech.

I was wondering for those who have done this job or is currently in this job what are your experiences so far? Are they good, bad, or neutral?

I have a few weeks till I start and wanna try and get a head start on a few things!

Have ~8-10 years experience in IT in academia , some projects from there done , some volunteer work on a non profit board / team for building careers in IT for kids with food/house insecurity. Have 2-3 certs in azure, hashicorp, and 7 in AWS . 2-3 years experience in cloud services as junior architect type role . Beginning to update my resume but curious how I can make myself more attractive to recruiters, potential employers, etc. any ideas for good projects to work on to put on the resume and / or resume templates? Found a few that are ATS but look boring.