Why hire AWS developers with DOIT?

Vetting depth
You interview AWS engineers who have passed every screening stage before reaching your shortlist. DOIT moves only the strongest applications through to hire, so your team meets the top of the network.
Senior AWS engineers
Your team works with middle and senior AWS engineers who have shipped cloud architecture, serverless backends, DevOps pipelines, and data platforms in production. Every placed developer arrives with multi-year commercial AWS background and contributes from the start.
Full hiring support
DOIT runs sourcing, screening, contracts, payroll, HR admin, and developer retention across the engagement. Your engineering team keeps the time it would have spent on hiring logistics and spends it on the actual build.
Flexible team scaling
Hire AWS engineers full-time at 40 hours a week or part-time at 20 hours, and adjust headcount as the roadmap changes. DOIT’s flexible engagement models allow you to scale your resources up or down without being locked into long-term commitments.
Cross-region time-zone coverage
All AWS developers in DOIT’s network can work in time zones aligned with US and European businesses. If you need real-time collaboration, DOIT can provide specialists with at least a few hours of overlap, with the option of full overlap for some engineers across 12+ time zones.
Talent guarantee
DOIT provides only experienced AWS developers with verifiable experience. If a specialist doesn’t meet your expectations, the hiring team runs a replacement search as soon as possible and supports active knowledge transfer to your team.

What can AWS developers from DOIT work on?

Design and implement cloud infrastructure

Build secure, high-availability AWS infrastructures for new and existing applications.

 

Hire AWS developers to select appropriate services for compute, networking, and storage, architect multi-tier systems, and implement configurations that grow with your business.

Automate environment provisioning

Eliminate manual configuration and reduce deployment errors with infrastructure as code.

 

Hire AWS engineers to define your version-control infrastructure changes and automate resource provisioning across development, staging, production, and disaster-recovery environments.

Develop serverless applications

Develop event-driven applications without managing servers.

 

Hire AWS Lambda developers to design API Gateway endpoints, orchestrate Step Functions workflows, integrate managed services for authentication and messaging, and tune cold-start performance.

Set up CI/CD pipelines

Accelerate software delivery with automated build and deployment workflows.

 

Hire AWS DevOps engineers to configure CodePipeline or Jenkins for continuous integration, automate testing and security scanning, implement deployment strategies, and containerize applications.

Implement cloud security

Protect cloud resources with AWS security best practices.

 

Hire AWS cloud engineers to configure IAM roles and policies, set up VPC network segmentation and security groups, implement encryption, and establish monitoring.

Construct data pipelines

Process and analyze large datasets with AWS data services.

 

Hire AWS data engineers to build ETL workflows using AWS Glue, move data into S3 data lakes and Redshift warehouses, set up Kinesis streams, and create analytics dashboards.

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How DOIT vets the top 1.5% of AWS developers

AWS proficiency

Every AWS developer passes an initial review and live interview that covers AWS service depth, infrastructure-as-code work, cloud security principles, and hands-on production patterns. Where the role requires it, the placed developer holds AWS Certified Developer or Solutions Architect credentials.

Pass rate: 14.3%

Technical depth

An additional technical round runs scenarios and test tasks aligned to the AWS role on the table. The same round checks English fluency and the soft skills needed for daily collaboration with your engineering team.

Pass rate: 5%

Cultural fit

DOIT matches AWS engineers to your team’s communication style, delivery approach, roadmap, and engagement length, with a focus on long-term fit. You meet developers who fit how your team actually works.

Pass rate: 1.5%

AWS developer technologies and tools

Core AWS services

Infrastructure automation and orchestration

Amazon EC2

Amazon EC2

Amazon S3

Amazon S3

AWS Lambda

AWS Lambda

Amazon RDS

Amazon RDS

AWS CloudWatch

AWS CloudWatch

AWS EMR

AWS EMR

AWS Kinesis

AWS Kinesis

Amazon DynamoDB

Amazon DynamoDB

AWS developers

AWS IAM

AWS CloudFormation

AWS CloudFormation

Terraform

Terraform

Docker

Kubernetes

Amazon EC2
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud is a core cloud computing service that provides secure, resizable virtual servers on demand. EC2 offers flexible compute capacity in the AWS cloud, with full OS control and scalable infrastructure provisioning within minutes. Hire Amazon EC2 developers for compute provisioning, instance sizing, OS-level configuration, and scalable web and app server backends.

alt Flexible sizing

alt Full OS control

alt Scalable capacity

Amazon S3
Amazon Simple Storage Service is a scalable object storage service for any type of data. S3 provides virtually unlimited capacity at 99.999999999% durability, with fine-grained access control built in. Hire Amazon S3 developers for object storage architecture, data lake design, backup pipelines, and content delivery setups.

alt Extreme durability

alt Unlimited storage

alt Secure access

AWS Lambda
A serverless compute service that runs code on managed AWS infrastructure, scaling automatically with demand. Lambda enables event-driven architectures by executing functions in response to triggers, with billing per execution time. Hire AWS Lambda developers for event-driven backends, serverless APIs, scheduled jobs, and integrations across the AWS ecosystem.

alt No server management

alt Event-driven scaling

alt Pay-per-use

1M

free requests per month

15

minute maximum execution time per function

Amazon RDS
A fully managed relational database service that supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, and other engines. RDS automates routine administration tasks across backups, scaling, patching, and failover, with high availability via Multi-AZ deployments. Hire AWS RDS developers for managed relational database setup, Multi-AZ failover, query performance tuning, and engine migrations.

alt Managed backups

alt Multi-AZ failover

alt Multiple engines

8

SQL database engines supported

AWS CloudWatch
A monitoring and observability service for AWS resources and applications. CloudWatch collects metrics, monitors log files, sets alarms, and reacts automatically to changes in AWS resources. Hire AWS CloudWatch developers for production monitoring, alerting, log aggregation, and metric dashboards.

alt Real-time monitoring

alt Custom metrics

alt Automated responses

70+

AWS services natively integrated

AWS EMR
Amazon Elastic MapReduce is a cloud-native big data platform for processing large volumes of data using open-source frameworks like Apache Spark and Hadoop. EMR simplifies running distributed data processing jobs and complex transformations. Hire AWS EMR developers for Spark and Hadoop pipelines, distributed data processing, large-scale ETL, and warehouse-loading workloads.

alt Managed big data

alt Auto-scaling clusters

alt Multiple frameworks

3.9x

faster performance than standard Apache Spark

AWS Kinesis
A platform for real-time data streaming and processing at scale. Kinesis ingests data from thousands of sources, processes it in flight, routes it to analytics tools and data lakes, and feeds downstream AWS services for immediate insight. Hire AWS Kinesis developers for streaming ingestion, real-time analytics pipelines, event-bus architectures, and clickstream processing.

alt Real-time processing

alt Scalable ingestion

alt Multiple data destinations

Amazon DynamoDB
A fully managed NoSQL database for key-value and document data. DynamoDB offers single-digit millisecond latency at any scale and handles replication, scaling, partitioning, and global tables automatically. Hire Amazon DynamoDB developers for key-value workloads, low-latency lookups, serverless data persistence, and high-throughput application backends.

alt Low latency

alt Auto-scaling

alt NoSQL flexibility

25%

lower cost of equivalent database environments

1

million+ customers

AWS IAM
AWS Identity and Access Management controls who can access AWS resources and what they can do once authenticated. IAM lets teams define users, groups, roles, and fine-grained policies across every AWS service. Hire AWS IAM developers for access policy design, role configuration, least-privilege rollouts, and IAM audit reviews.

alt Fine-grained policies

alt Role-based access

alt Multi-account control

AWS CloudFormation
AWS’s native Infrastructure-as-Code service that uses templates to model and provision resources in a repeatable manner. CloudFormation supports a broad range of AWS services and lets teams version-control infrastructure at no additional service charge. Hire AWS CloudFormation developers for template authoring, stack lifecycle management, drift detection, and repeatable infrastructure rollouts.

alt Repeatable infrastructure

alt Version-controlled config

alt No extra cost

2011

year of launch (one of the first AWS IaC tools)

Terraform
An open-source infrastructure-as-code tool for automating resource provisioning across cloud providers. Terraform uses a declarative configuration language to define infrastructure and manages changes via state files, with a strong module ecosystem. Hire Terraform developers for multi-cloud provisioning, module design, state-managed infrastructure, and pipeline integrations across AWS, GCP, Azure, and on-prem targets.

alt Multi-cloud support

alt Rich module ecosystem

alt Declarative syntax

18.7%

of professional developers use Terraform

Docker
A containerization platform that packages applications and their dependencies into portable containers. Docker keeps behavior consistent across development, staging, production, and disaster-recovery environments and speeds up deployment in cloud workflows. Hire Docker developers for container packaging, registry workflows, multi-stage build setups, and consistent dev-to-prod deployment.

alt Consistent environments

alt Easy deployment

alt Portable containers

73.8%

of professional developers use Docker

Kubernetes
An open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, orchestration, and operation of containerized applications. Used on AWS via Amazon EKS, Kubernetes handles container scheduling, load-balancing, self-healing, and rolling updates. Hire Kubernetes developers for EKS cluster operations, autoscaling, service orchestration, and rolling deployments across multi-service architectures.

alt Automated scaling

alt Self-healing

alt Multi-service orchestration

30%

of developers use Kubernetes

Meet the best AWS developers for hire

$0 hiring costs

pay only the rates of hired AWS developers

Global network

hire across the USA, LATAM, and Eastern Europe

Ongoing support

payroll, legal, admin,
and HR managed by DOIT

Access a vetted talent pool of 712 AWS specialists with proven experience in cloud architecture design, infrastructure automation, serverless development, and data pipeline engineering. Tell us what you need, and DOIT will match you with the first qualified AWS developers within 5 business days. From recruitment to post-hire support, DOIT will guide you every step of the way.

1

Gaston

AWS DevOps Engineer

$55/hour

Cipolletti, Argentina

Availability:

Full-time

Tech stack: Docker, AWS, Terraform, AWS CLI, AWS CloudFormation, Nginx, Jenkins, AWS EKS, Kubernetes, Apache, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Prometheus, Ansible

An AWS DevOps engineer with 6 years of commercial experience automating cloud infrastructure and deployment pipelines. Builds CI/CD workflows in Jenkins with automated testing and blue/green deployments, paired with containerized application stacks on Docker and EKS. Implements infrastructure as code with Terraform and AWS CloudFormation, and runs observability with Prometheus across AWS services. Has experience tightening AWS security through IAM policy design, KMS encryption, VPC segmentation, and audit-log review.

Availability:

Full-time

2

Mateusz

AWS Cloud Solutions Developer

$58/hour

Rzeszów, Poland

Availability:

Full-time

Tech stack: AWS (EC2, RDS, Lambda, CloudFormation), GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Kafka, Prometheus, Grafana

A cloud solutions architect with 8 years of commercial experience designing multi-cloud infrastructures across AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and on-prem environments. Builds architecture blueprints for migrations from on-premises systems into AWS, with provider-appropriate service selection across compute, storage, databases, and networking.

Implements infrastructure as code with Terraform across cloud platforms and ships CI/CD pipelines on GitLab and Jenkins. Has experience leading platform migrations, multi-region rollouts, observability with Prometheus and Grafana, and cost optimization across multi-cloud setups.

Availability:

Full-time

3

Mikael

Senior AWS Developer

$54/hour

Liberec, Czechia

Availability:

Full-time

Tech stack: AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, DynamoDB, Amazon S3, Amazon SNS, Amazon SQS, Node.js, AWS Fargate, Docker, Redis, JavaScript

An AWS developer with 5 years of commercial experience building cloud-native applications on AWS serverless. Builds Lambda functions in Node.js to handle business logic and connects them via API Gateway for RESTful endpoints. Implements low-latency data persistence in DynamoDB and event handling across SNS, SQS, EventBridge, and Fargate-backed services. Has experience leading serverless project teams and mentoring engineers on AWS architecture patterns.

Availability:

Full-time

4

Kaitlyn

AWS Data Engineer

$85/hour

San Antonio, TX, United States

Availability:

Part-time (20 hrs/week)

Tech stack: AWS, AWS Redshift, Snowflake, AWS Glue, AWS Lambda, AWS Athena, Python, PySpark, Apache Airflow, AWS SQS.

A data engineer with 4 years of experience building end-to-end data infrastructure on AWS. Constructs data ingestion and ETL pipelines using AWS Glue, Airflow, and PySpark. Designs schemas for analytics and employs Lambda for data transformations. Has experience in data modeling and warehousing with AWS Redshift and Snowflake.

Availability:

Part-time (20 hrs/week)

5

Roman

AWS IoT Developer

$49/hour

Lviv, Ukraine

Availability:

Full-time

Tech stack: AWS IoT Core, AWS IoT Greengrass, Kinesis, AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, Timestream, MQTT, C++, Python.

An AWS IoT developer with 5 years of commercial experience connecting and managing IoT solutions on AWS. Builds device onboarding in AWS IoT Core and defines rules to route telemetry data into Kinesis and Lambda. Implements data transformations in Lambda before storing IoT streams in DynamoDB and Timestream for time-series queries. Has experience deploying AWS IoT Greengrass for local processing on edge devices and writing MQTT-based device firmware in C++ and Python.

Availability:

Full-time

6

Sorin

AWS Developer & ML Engineer

$50/hour

Brașov, Romania

Availability:

Full-time

Tech stack: Amazon SageMaker, AWS Lambda, AWS Step Functions, Amazon S3, AWS Glue, TensorFlow, PyTorch, Amazon EC2, Amazon Rekognition.

A machine learning engineer with 6 years of commercial experience building and operationalizing ML models on AWS. Builds training and inference pipelines in Amazon SageMaker, with GPU-backed EC2 for model training and endpoint deployment. Implements ML workflow orchestration in Step Functions and preprocesses large datasets in AWS Glue against S3 data. Has experience deploying ML pipelines for image classification, recommendation systems, document processing, and Rekognition-powered vision tasks.

Availability:

Full-time

Discover 710+ AWS developers for hire in the DOIT network

How to hire AWS developers with DOIT Software

1

Define your needs

Share the requirements for the AWS developer you need to hire. A DOIT talent specialist will schedule an intro call to understand your technical and infrastructure needs, required experience, as well as time zone and soft skills preferences.
2

Receive matched profiles

DOIT analyzes its talent pool and provides you with the CVs of pre-vetted AWS developers who match your criteria. Each candidate passes a set of technical and soft skill screenings before making it to your shortlist.
3

Interview top choices

You select which candidates to meet and interview. DOIT helps schedule the calls and can arrange for additional technical tests if your project requires them.
4

Hire and onboard

Once you select your ideal AWS candidate, DOIT handles all legal and payroll setup and assists with onboarding. You get ongoing administrative support to ensure a smooth integration into your team.
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FAQs about hiring AWS developers

What does an AWS developer do?

An AWS developer designs, implements, manages, and operates applications and services on the Amazon Web Services platform. The work usually includes writing infrastructure-as-code, setting up CI/CD pipelines, hardening security, monitoring system performance, and optimizing cloud resource costs.

What skills should I look for when I hire an AWS developer?

Look for hands-on proficiency in core AWS services such as EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, and DynamoDB, plus working knowledge of infrastructure-as-code with Terraform or CloudFormation. Strong developers also bring CI/CD experience, security awareness around IAM and VPC, production observability practice, and fluency in at least one AWS-supported language such as Python, JavaScript, Java, or Go.

How much does it cost to hire AWS engineers?

AWS engineer rates from the DOIT network range from $45 to $80 per hour depending on seniority, specialization, geography, and project scope, with most placements landing around $50 to $60 per hour. By comparison, US in-house hiring costs include salary, benefits, equipment, HR overhead, and ramp-up time before the engineer ships work.

DOIT charges no recruitment fee, and you pay only the developer's rate with payroll and admin handled.

What if I'm not satisfied with the hired AWS developer?

If you're not satisfied with your AWS developer, DOIT offers a free replacement with knowledge transfer facilitation to ensure you don't lose progress during the transition.

DOIT's hiring process minimizes this risk by thoroughly screening candidates for technical skills, cloud expertise, and cultural fit before they join your project. If any issues arise, the hiring team stays in touch to resolve concerns and support smooth collaboration.

Is AWS still in demand?

Yes. AWS remains the leading cloud provider with roughly 32% market share, and demand for skilled AWS developers stays consistently high across industries. Companies keep migrating workloads to AWS and building new applications on it, which drives ongoing demand for cloud architecture, DevOps, serverless, and data engineering hires.

Where can I hire remote AWS developers?

DOIT places remote AWS developers across the US, Canada, European countries such as Poland, Ukraine, Romania, Czechia, and Bulgaria, and Latin American countries including Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and the surrounding region. Every developer in the network communicates in English at B2 or higher for daily collaboration with your team.

How fast can I hire an AWS developer with DOIT?

First pre-vetted AWS developer CVs typically arrive within 5 business days of your role brief, with most placements interviewing the following week. From brief to onboarded hire, the full process usually takes 2 to 4 weeks depending on interview rounds and the developer's notice period.

Can I hire AWS developers for both full-time and part-time work?

Yes. Full-time engagements run at 40 hours a week and part-time at 20 hours, both with the option to scale up or down as the roadmap shifts. You can also adjust between full-time and part-time mid-engagement as the workload changes.

What does an AWS developer do?

An AWS developer designs, implements, manages, and operates applications and services on the Amazon Web Services platform. The work usually includes writing infrastructure-as-code, setting up CI/CD pipelines, hardening security, monitoring system performance, and optimizing cloud resource costs.

Is AWS still in demand?

Yes. AWS remains the leading cloud provider with roughly 32% market share, and demand for skilled AWS developers stays consistently high across industries. Companies keep migrating workloads to AWS and building new applications on it, which drives ongoing demand for cloud architecture, DevOps, serverless, and data engineering hires.

What skills should I look for when I hire an AWS developer?

Look for hands-on proficiency in core AWS services such as EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, and DynamoDB, plus working knowledge of infrastructure-as-code with Terraform or CloudFormation. Strong developers also bring CI/CD experience, security awareness around IAM and VPC, production observability practice, and fluency in at least one AWS-supported language such as Python, JavaScript, Java, or Go.

Where can I hire remote AWS developers?

DOIT places remote AWS developers across the US, Canada, European countries such as Poland, Ukraine, Romania, Czechia, and Bulgaria, and Latin American countries including Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and the surrounding region. Every developer in the network communicates in English at B2 or higher for daily collaboration with your team.

How much does it cost to hire AWS engineers?

AWS engineer rates from the DOIT network range from $45 to $80 per hour depending on seniority, specialization, geography, and project scope, with most placements landing around $50 to $60 per hour. By comparison, US in-house hiring costs include salary, benefits, equipment, HR overhead, and ramp-up time before the engineer ships work.

DOIT charges no recruitment fee, and you pay only the developer's rate with payroll and admin handled.

How fast can I hire an AWS developer with DOIT?

First pre-vetted AWS developer CVs typically arrive within 5 business days of your role brief, with most placements interviewing the following week. From brief to onboarded hire, the full process usually takes 2 to 4 weeks depending on interview rounds and the developer's notice period.

What if I'm not satisfied with the hired AWS developer?

If you're not satisfied with your AWS developer, DOIT offers a free replacement with knowledge transfer facilitation to ensure you don't lose progress during the transition.

DOIT's hiring process minimizes this risk by thoroughly screening candidates for technical skills, cloud expertise, and cultural fit before they join your project. If any issues arise, the hiring team stays in touch to resolve concerns and support smooth collaboration.

Can I hire AWS developers for both full-time and part-time work?

Yes. Full-time engagements run at 40 hours a week and part-time at 20 hours, both with the option to scale up or down as the roadmap shifts. You can also adjust between full-time and part-time mid-engagement as the workload changes.
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