First seen by Alion on Oct 23, 2026. Amazon scores B on the Alion truth index.
The AWS OpenSearch team is looking for Software Development Engineers for its Bangalore team who can help build search technologies for customers of all sizes. If you have a solid understanding of fundamental algorithms and are able to produce bulletproof code, we are looking for you. You are highly motivated and thrive in an environment where problems are open-ended. You enjoy engaging in passionate discussions with smart people and letting the best ideas rise to the top. You see your mistakes as learning opportunities and continually look for ways to improve yourself, your team and your products. You understand that not all solutions come easily and don't shy away from hard work to reach your goals. We are looking for smart, motivated Software Development Engineers who can help take the service to new heights. If you have the skills to build large-scale and high-performance services, this is the job for you.
Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and support a world-class OpenSearch Service that manages thousands of search domains.
- Focus on scalability, performance, service robustness, and cost trade-offs. (Especially as they pertain to a highly virtualised, elastic, cloud-based environment).
- Apply scientific analysis and mathematical modelling techniques to predict, measure, and evaluate the consequences of designs and the ongoing success of our platform.
- Continuously drive to explore, improve, enhance, automate, and optimise distributed systems and tools to best meet evolving business and market needs.
- Work alongside a dedicated operations team to develop and support the smooth 24x7 operation of our worldwide service.
- Participate in setting a vision and objectives for Amazon OpenSearch Service in alignment with business and market needs.
- Invent the future of search instead of just being a bystander.
- Mentor other SDEs and advise the leadership team on the technical vision.
Skills
algorithms, cloud, distributed, opensearch, performance, scalability, search, software

