Amazon Hiring System Development Engineer I in Gurugram | Onsite

Job OverviewAmazon is hiring a System Development Engineer I for the UTR Tech in Last Mile team in Gurugram, Haryana. The role focuses on building, deploying, supporting, and automating large-scale systems that contribute to business-critical operations and financial systems.The position involves system design, infrastructure automation, software deployments, migrations, host management, troubleshooting, debugging, and operational automation. The engineer will work with multiple teams to improve system availability, performance, scalability, and operational efficiency.Key ResponsibilitiesBuild and support system solutions for business-critical financial systems and large-scale operational environments.Automate, deploy, and support infrastructure as part of scalable system operations.Contribute to architecture, design, implementation, and deployment of complex software systems.Develop tools and end-to-end automation to reduce manual operational activities and support human-free operations.Perform software deployments, migrations, host management, and systems management activities.Investigate and resolve computer-identified alarms and operational issues through troubleshooting and debugging.Implement feature enhancements and improvements to existing systems and business processes.Apply system design, networking, coding, and scripting skills to solve technical and operational challenges.Collaborate with multiple teams and departments to deliver effective solutions for customers and business operations.Communicate technical ideas clearly and contribute to broader technical decisions.Share knowledge and provide technical guidance to other engineers when required.Required SkillsExperience automating, deploying, and supporting infrastructure.Programming experience with at least one modern language such as Python, Ruby, Go, Java, C++, C#, or Rust.Experience working with Linux or Unix systems.Understanding of computing systems and an interest in applying system knowledge to operational and business problems.Ability to troubleshoot, debug, evaluate, and resolve system issues and alarms.Ability to work collaboratively with engineering teams and communicate technical information effectively.Preferred SkillsExperience with CI/CD pipelines and build processes.Interest in infrastructure automation, scalable systems, system reliability, and operational efficiency.Ability to contribute to software design, implementation, deployment, and migration activities.TechnologiesPython, Ruby, Go, Java, C++, C#, and Rust are listed as programming language options.Linux and Unix are required operating-system environments.CI/CD pipelines and build processes are included as preferred experience.DevOps-related infrastructure automation and deployment activities are central to the role.ExperienceThe job description requires experience in automating, deploying, and supporting infrastructure, programming with at least one modern language, and working with Linux or Unix. It does not specify a numerical experience range or explicitly classify the position as a fresher role.Work Mode & LocationThe position is based in Gurugram, Haryana. The supplied job description does not explicitly state a remote or hybrid arrangement, so the configured work mode is onsite.Who Should ApplyThis opportunity is suited to engineers interested in infrastructure automation, system development, large-scale software systems, deployment, troubleshooting, and operational engineering. Candidates should be able to work across system design, coding or scripting, networking, infrastructure support, and automation while collaborating with multiple engineering teams.How to ApplyApply now through SoftoJobs to explore this opportunity.

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