AWS Device Farm | Senior level Software Engineer (L6) | Seattle, WA | Full Time
Device Farm manages thousands of real, physical devices in AWS data centers so that app developers can verify the quality of their apps on the same devices that their end users are using. From mobile phones and tablets, to desktop browsers, Device Farm makes it so that app developers can easily add end-to-end device testing to their CI/CD pipelines. We aim to enable our customer to have access to mobile compute resources in the same way that EC2 enables them to have access to generalized compute.
We are hiring one senior engineer to continue building out the capabilities and scalability of the service. You'll be tasked with acting as a dev-lead, mentoring several engineers on our team, and leading them towards completing large projects to advance the product for our customers. If you've previously built web services and APIs, and worked in end-to-end product teams from the customer to the hardware, you'll be successful with our team. If you're interested, feel free to reach out to me directly ([email protected]), and I'd be happy to explain more over a call or email (I've been with the team for 6+ years as an engineer).
AWS Device Farm | Mid to Senior level Software Engineers and Solutions Architects | Seattle, WA or Remote US | Full Time
Device Farm manages thousands of real, physical devices so that app developers can verify the quality of their apps on the same devices that their end users are using. From mobile phones and tablets, to desktop browsers, Device Farm makes it so that app developers can easily add end-to-end device testing to their CI/CD pipelines. We aim to enable our customer to have access to mobile compute resources in the same way that EC2 enables them to have access to generalized compute.
We are hiring for engineers to continue building out the capabilities and scalability of the service, as well as specialist solutions architects who can learn the technical depth of the service and help the team explain it most-clearly to customers. If you're interested, feel free to reach out to me directly ([email protected]), and I'd be happy to explain more over a call or email (I've been with the team for 4+ years as a Sr specialist SA).
I work in the AWS Mobile org. The predecessor to our premier service, Amplify, was called Mobile Hub (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-mobile-hub-build-test-a...). While I haven't personally worked on either service, I've heard and seen enough to know that they've taken customer obsession over keeping the lights on for any existing workloads farther than most reasonable businesses would. There is no sentiment of "force them to move to Amplify" in any conversations or design discussions, but rather "accommodate their existing workloads" as long as they exist.
Update: it looks like we're executing a migration plan this year by building seemingly-full parity between Mobile Hub and Amplify (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-mobile/latest/developerguide...) such that "if you don't migrate your project to Amplify, your app will continue to function, and all your related cloud resources will continue to be available". This seems like a great solution for existing Mobile Hub customers.
Device Farm manages thousands of real, physical devices in AWS data centers so that app developers can verify the quality of their apps on the same devices that their end users are using. From mobile phones and tablets, to desktop browsers, Device Farm makes it so that app developers can easily add end-to-end device testing to their CI/CD pipelines. We aim to enable our customer to have access to mobile compute resources in the same way that EC2 enables them to have access to generalized compute.
We are hiring one senior engineer to continue building out the capabilities and scalability of the service. You'll be tasked with acting as a dev-lead, mentoring several engineers on our team, and leading them towards completing large projects to advance the product for our customers. If you've previously built web services and APIs, and worked in end-to-end product teams from the customer to the hardware, you'll be successful with our team. If you're interested, feel free to reach out to me directly ([email protected]), and I'd be happy to explain more over a call or email (I've been with the team for 6+ years as an engineer).
You can find more details about the role here: https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/2599145/sr-software-developm...