Software Development Manager, AWS Network Fabric Engineering, MONA - Management Networks
Amazon Data Services, Inc., Santa Clara, California
- Pay
- Not listed by the employer
- Work type
- Not stated
- Level
- Not stated, manager
- Area
- Infra, platform & SRE
- Posted
- Sep 29, 2026
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About the role
MONA builds and operates the management plane, out-of-band (OOB) network, and automation systems that keep AWS's global network infrastructure running. Today that means the tooling and platforms network engineers and automated systems use to deploy, monitor, and remediate the physical and logical network ,spanning device management, out-of-band connectivity, Initial Access and network automation at scale.
But the bigger opportunity ahead of us is bigger than keeping the lights on: we are building the next generation of management networks for AWS, purpose-built to support Resilient Network Graphs (RNG), Machine Learning, and Intent-Driven Controls. That means designing and developing controllers across every layer of the business, from device-level control planes to fleet-wide orchestration systems and using software, not manual process, to solve problems that have historically been solved by people, runbooks, and tickets. This is a green-field, product-building mandate as much as an operations one: we want engineers who see a recurring network problem and build a product to solve it, not just a fix.
We're hiring a Software Development Manager to lead a team based in San Jose, combining software engineers and network development engineers. This is a hybrid technical/network organization: you'll manage people who write production automation and controller software alongside engineers who own network-facing systems and integrations, and you're expected to be credible with both disciplines. You'll set the technical bar for how we design controllers, and the product bar for how we turn internal network pain points into reusable solutions for the rest of AWS.
Key job responsibilities
Own delivery and technical direction for a team of SDEs and NDEs designing and building the next generation of management network controllers, spanning device, fabric, and fleet-level control planes
- Set technical strategy for evolving MONA's network platforms to support Resilient Network Graphs (RNG), Machine Learning, and Intent-Driven Controls, moving from manual/runbook-driven operations to software-driven, intent-based control loops
- Drive a product mindset on the team: identify recurring network problems across the business, turn them into reusable controllers and platforms, and own their adoption as internal products with real customers
- Partner with peer SDMs, NDMs and Sr. Managers across MONA's other sub-teams to align controller architecture, roadmaps, and dependencies
- Drive hiring, performance management, and career growth for a team spanning two disciplines (software and network engineering)
- Represent SJC-based engineering in org-wide planning, ensuring the site has a strong technical voice in controller architecture and prioritization decisions
- Balance operational excellence (on-call, incident response, fleet health) with delivery of new controller products and automation roadmaps
- Contribute to MONA's broader network, using data (dwell times, ticket throughput, fleet growth) to decide which network problems get solved with a new controller/product vs. incremental automation
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