Skill
AWS Step Functions
Cloud Computing and DevOps
AWS Step Functions is a serverless orchestration service that lets developers coordinate multiple AWS services (like Lambda functions, ECS tasks, or SQS) into visual, state-machine-based workflows. It's used to build resilient business processes and data pipelines with built-in error handling, retries, and parallel execution, without writing custom orchestration code. Common use cases include order processing, ETL pipelines, and multi-step approval workflows.
AWS Step Functions in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Open roles requiring AWS Step Functions (6)
Software Engineer, II - Data Engineering
Torc Robotics
Full-time · Ann Arbor, MI · $139,000 – $166,800
This role builds data pipelines and scalable storage systems for autonomous vehicle fleets using AWS and modern data tools. It suits engineers with cloud infrastructure and Linux experience who want to work on data problems at the scale of machine learning training for self-driving trucks.
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Senior AI Infrastructure Platform Engineer, Assistant Vice President
State Street Corporation
Full-time · $90,000 – $157,500
This role combines hands-on platform engineering with technical leadership of generative AI initiatives at a major financial services firm. You'll design and deploy AI-powered automation solutions across the enterprise, working with data scientists and business stakeholders to drive transformational projects from architecture through production.
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Senior Engineer, ML Data Services
Motional
Boston, MA · $149,000 – $198,500 · Remote
This role involves designing and maintaining scalable data infrastructure, APIs, and processing pipelines that support machine learning teams working on autonomous vehicle technology. You'll own critical backend services, mentor junior engineers, and work across teams to define technical strategy for handling massive datasets.
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Staff Software Engineer (Integrations Platform)
Gofundme
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $195,000 – $293,000
GoFundMe is looking for a senior engineer to lead the technical direction of their integrations platform, which connects their fundraising ecosystem to external services like Salesforce and third-party tools. This role suits an experienced backend architect comfortable mentoring others and making high-level design decisions while staying hands-on with implementation.
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Software Engineer, I - Data Engineering
Torc Robotics
Full-time · Ann Arbor, MI · $114,400 – $137,300
This role involves building and maintaining cloud-based data pipelines and infrastructure for autonomous vehicle systems at a major AV company. You'll work with distributed teams on Linux and AWS systems, processing large volumes of data from vehicle fleets and simulations to support analytics, ML training, and product development.
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Software Engineer II - Build Tools
Torc Robotics
Ann Arbor, MI · $139,000 – $166,800 · Remote
This role builds CI/CD pipelines and development tools for an autonomous vehicle company's engineering teams, automating builds and deployments across their infrastructure. It suits mid-level engineers with strong Python and cloud skills who enjoy working across team boundaries to unblock other engineers.
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