AWS Engineer Intern
Ann Arbor, MI
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Paid
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Hybrid
About H2OS
H2OS is building an edge AI water intelligence platform for aquaculture. We combine industrial sensing, on-device prediction, cloud software, and operator tools to help farms detect water risk earlier and respond faster.
We are looking for an AWS Engineer to help build and maintain the cloud backbone of our system. This role will work closely with our AI, hardware, and product teams to connect field devices, data pipelines, dashboards, and backend services into one reliable platform.
What You'll Do
Build and maintain H2OS cloud infrastructure on AWS
Design backend services for device connectivity, data ingestion, storage, and analytics
Support integration between edge devices and AWS services
Develop APIs for dashboards, mobile apps, and internal tools
Manage databases, cloud storage, authentication, and monitoring systems
Improve system reliability, security, and scalability
Support OTA workflows, device management, and alert pipelines
Work with AI and product teams to deploy data and model services into production
What We're Looking For
Experience with AWS services such as Lambda, API Gateway, S3, EC2, RDS, DynamoDB, CloudWatch,Cognito, or IoT Core
Strong backend engineering skills in Python, Node.js, or similar languages
Experience building APIs and cloud-native systems
Familiarity with database design, logging, monitoring, and security best practices
Comfortable working in a startup environment with fast iteration
Strong problem-solving skills and clear communication
Nice to Have
Experience with IoT platforms or connected devices
Experience with time-series data pipelines
Familiarity with Docker, serverless deployment, or CI/CD workflows
Experience in agtech, climate tech, aquaculture, or industrial monitoring
Why Join H2OS
Work on a real-world edge AI system with field deployments
Help shape the cloud architecture of an early-stage company
Collaborate with a cross-functional team across hardware, AI, and product
Contribute to a mission-driven company improving aquaculture operations
