Software Development Engineer — CI/CD, Trainium Manufacturing Test Infrastructure
Location
Cupertino, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Category
other-general
Posted
June 03, 2026
Description
The Manufacturing Infrastructure Release Team within Annapurna ML builds and operates the software platform that orchestrates hardware testing and validation across multiple Trainium manufacturing sites worldwide. Our platform deploys containerized microservices to AWS Outposts at manufacturing partner factories — enabling component-level testing, card/board
validation, server-level testing, and rack-level testing at scale. We directly enable the manufacturing ramp of AWS's custom AI training chips.
We are looking for a Software Development Engineer to own and evolve the CI/CD infrastructure that delivers software to Trainium manufacturing sites worldwide. You will build and maintain deployment pipelines that push tested, validated code to production Outpost environments across multiple manufacturing partners. Your work directly impacts how fast Trainium servers move from factory floor to customer — every hour of pipeline latency is lost customer revenue.
The Manufacturing Infrastructure Release Team within Annapurna ML builds and operates the software platform that orchestrates hardware testing and validation across multiple Trainium manufacturing sites worldwide. Our platform deploys containerized microservices to AWS Outposts at manufacturing partner factories — enabling component-level testing, card/board
validation, server-level testing, and rack-level testing at scale. We directly enable the manufacturing ramp of AWS's custom AI training chips.
We are looking for a Software Development Engineer to own and evolve the CI/CD infrastructure that delivers software to Trainium manufacturing sites worldwide. You will build and maintain deployment pipelines that push tested, validated code to production Outpost environments across multiple manufacturing partners. Your work directly impacts how fast Trainium servers move from factory floor to customer — every hour of pipeline latency is lost customer revenue.