Sr. System Development Engineer, Production and Post Production Technology
Amazon · Culver City, CA · Systems, Quality, & Security Engineering
About this role
Amazon is hiring a senior-level Systems Engineer in the operations function based in Culver City, CA. The posting calls out experience with Python, Java, Go, Rust. Compensation is listed at $151,200–$204,600 per year.
- Role
- Systems Engineer
- Function
- operations
- Level
- senior
- Track
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Full-time
- Location
- Culver City, CA
- Department
- Systems, Quality, & Security Engineering
- Posted
- Apr 28, 2026
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Job description
from Amazon careersDo you want to revolutionize how film and television content is created? Are you passionate about building cloud infrastructure that powers the future of media production? Do you thrive on solving complex technical challenges that directly impact award-winning productions? At Amazon, we're transforming the entertainment industry by moving post-production workflows to the cloud. The Studio in the Cloud (SITC) Production Platform Engineering team builds and maintains the infrastructure that enables productions to perform Editorial, Dailies, Color, Conform, VFX, Sound, QC, Mastering, and Delivery entirely in AWS. We're looking for a Systems Development Engineer who can bridge the gap between traditional media workflows and modern cloud infrastructure. You'll work with AWS services to solve problems that have never been solved at this scale—enabling creative teams worldwide to collaborate seamlessly on productions worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Key job responsibilities • Design and build new cloud-native capabilities for VFX rendering and management, sound mixing, QC, mastering, delivery, and remote production workflows • Improve and scale existing Editorial, Dailies, Color, and Conform workflows supporting active productions • Translate complex post-production workflows into infrastructure-as-code using CloudFormation or CDK • Troubleshoot production-impacting issues across the full stack—from network configurations to application-level bugs—diving as deep…