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AspectRust AwsPython Developer
Required CredentialsKnowledge of Rust programming, AWS certifications (e.g., AWS Certified Developer)Python programming skills, AWS certifications often preferred
Work EnvironmentCloud-based applications, serverless, microservices using Rust on AWSWeb development, data analysis, automation on AWS
Industry UsageEmerging in cloud infrastructure, high-performance backend servicesWidely used across industries for web apps, scripting, data science
Search & Comparison IntentRust AWS vs Python Developer

Rust AWS professionals focus on building high-performance, secure cloud applications using Rust on AWS platforms, while Python Developers typically work on web development, scripting, and data tasks within AWS environments. Both roles require AWS certifications and programming expertise but differ in language focus and application areas.

Infographic showing various Rust Aws job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 92% Full Time, 2% Part Time, and 6% Contract. Highlights an 74% Physical, 6% Hybrid, and 20% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $112,422 per year, or $54 per hour.

Senior Backend Software Engineer - Rust & Serverless (Remote)

Boston, MA • Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 17 days ago


Job description

SURT AIJoin the Future of Fraud Detection

We develop advanced systems that provide superior fraud detection capabilities. Join a team committed to advancing the state of the art in fraud prevention technology.

Senior Backend Engineer (Rust & Serverless)
 
The Mission
 
We are looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to own the "brain" of our application. This is a heavy-coding, high-impact role where performance is the baseline. You will be responsible for architecting and building high-performance compute engines, translating complex business logic into lightning-fast, memory-safe Rust services.
If you are a builder who believes that "if it's worth doing twice, it's worth automating," and you have a deep appreciation for the elegance of the Rust borrow checker, we want to talk to you.
What You'll Do
  • Build the Core: Develop and maintain mission-critical business logic using Rust and the Tokio runtime, deployed primarily via high-performance Lambda functions.
  • Architect Infrastructure: Take full ownership of your stack using Terraform. You'll provision and manage everything from DynamoDB schemas to API Gateways and event-driven pipelines.
  • Optimize & Profile: This isn't just "functional" code. You will profile memory usage and execution timing to shave off milliseconds and minimize compute overhead.
  • Define the Interface: Design and implement robust REST APIs that serve as the bridge between our complex backend logic and the frontend.
  • Cultivate Excellence: Set the bar for Rust within the team. You'll establish coding standards, mentor others, and conduct rigorous code reviews to ensure our "brain" remains healthy and scalable.
Technical Profile
  • Rust Mastery: You have deep experience with ownership, lifetimes, and asynchronous programming in Rust. You know your way around the ecosystem (Serde, Axum/Tower, etc.).
  • Serverless Native: You understand the nuances of event-driven architecture. You know how to work within (and around) the constraints of serverless environments.
  • Automation First: You have a "script-first" mentality. Experience with IaC (Terraform) is highly recommended.
  • Data & Observability: You've managed NoSQL databases (DynamoDB) and have a disciplined approach to observability using tools like CloudWatch and CloudTrail.
  • Testing Discipline: You view unit and integration tests as a core part of the feature, not an afterthought.
Our Tech Stack
  • Languages: Rust (Async/Tokio)
  • Infrastructure: AWS (Lambda, SQS, SNS, API Gateway, DynamoDB)
  • Deployment: Terraform / IaC
  • Operations: CloudWatch, CloudTrail, GitHub Actions