Hire AWS developers from Entrans and get certified cloud engineers who design, migrate, and run real workloads on Amazon Web Services. Our teams moved a 50TB Oracle estate to Amazon Aurora with zero downtime. We also rebuilt legacy EC2 jobs into event-driven pipelines. You interview every candidate, and the one you pick starts in 48 to 72 hours.

Most AWS hiring goes wrong the same way. You get someone who can spin up an EC2 instance but cannot explain why the bill jumped 30 percent last month. Our engineers come out of the live cloud and data engineering practice at Entrans, so they arrive with opinions that production has already tested.
Hire an AWS certified cloud engineer who has run real workloads, not someone who passed an exam last week. You screen every candidate yourself before any contract exists.
Our engineers treat the AWS bill as a design constraint. They right-size instances, move batch jobs to Spot, and set budget alarms before finance has to ask.
The engineer who writes the Terraform also runs the deployment and answers when something breaks at 2 a.m. You do not need three vendors to get one feature live.
IAM least privilege, KMS encryption, and audit trails are part of the build, not a later cleanup. Our healthcare and BFSI work runs under HIPAA and SOC 2 controls.
Start with one AWS cloud developer and grow into a full platform team. Scale back when the migration ends.
These are the jobs our AWS developers for hire handle week to week. Each one maps to delivery work we have shipped, not a skills checklist.
We move on-premise and lift-and-shift workloads onto AWS. The toolkit is Database Migration Service, the Schema Conversion Tool, and Application Migration Service. Our application modernization work took one EHR client off Oracle and onto Aurora with zero downtime at cutover.
Lambda, API Gateway, Step Functions, EventBridge, SQS and SNS. We replace cron-driven batch jobs with event pipelines that reprocess and backfill on demand.
Hire AWS DevOps engineers who define every environment in Terraform or CloudFormation. They ship through CodePipeline or GitHub Actions with blue-green rollouts. The standards come from our DevOps and quality engineering team already runs.
Glue, Athena, Kinesis, Redshift, and Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow. We build the pipelines that feed analytics instead of nightly file drops that nobody trusts.
Hire an AWS AI engineer for SageMaker training pipelines and Bedrock-backed apps. The guardrails and cost controls enterprise teams expect come with it. You can also hire AWS Bedrock developers for generative AI work specifically.
IAM, KMS, GuardDuty, WAF and Security Hub for the control plane. CloudWatch, CloudTrail and X-Ray for visibility. Cost Explorer, Savings Plans and right-sizing for the bill.
Hiring dedicated AWS developers should not take a quarter. Here is how the process runs, with the timings we hold ourselves to.
Tell us the workloads, the AWS services already in play, and the deadline. A solutions lead joins the first call, so the scoping is technical rather than a sales script.
You receive profiles matched on AWS depth, domain, and time zone overlap. Each one names the certifications held and the production work behind them.
Run your own technical screen. Ask for a live architecture walkthrough or a Terraform review. We do not filter what you are allowed to ask.
Access, tooling, and standups get sorted in the first two days. Your AWS expert joins your Slack, your Jira, and your on-call rotation if that is how you work.
Add a data engineer for a migration spike, then scale back after cutover. A delivery manager tracks velocity and flags risk before it reaches your roadmap.

Hire dedicated AWS developers who stay with your product through the full lifecycle. They learn your architecture, your compliance rules, and your release rhythm.

Drop senior AWS engineers into the team you already have. They work inside your sprints, your repos, and your review process. You can also hire DevOps engineers alongside them when the platform side needs more hands.

Scope a migration, a landing zone build, or a cost reduction program. You hire AWS consultants for a defined outcome, with a fixed timeline and named deliverables.
Our team serves global clients in healthcare, banking and financial services, manufacturing, retail, real estate, and logistics. Our AWS specialists design compliant, cost-aware enterprise cloud solutions using deep knowledge of migration patterns, data pipelines, and workload security.
An AWS developer builds and runs apps and infrastructure on Amazon Web Services. The work covers compute and storage design, serverless and container workloads, CI/CD pipelines, IAM and encryption, and cost control. Most also own monitoring and incident response for what they ship.
Rates depend on seniority, engagement length, and time zone overlap. Published 2026 market data puts a US in-house AWS engineer near $130 to $170 per hour, once benefits and overhead are counted. Offshore and nearshore contract rates commonly run between $25 and $95 per hour. Entrans quotes after a scoping call. A single-region serverless app and a regulated migration are not the same job.
One AWS developer is usually enough for a single-region setup, a serverless app, or steady platform upkeep. Multi-region work, Kubernetes, or a regulated migration needs two to four people. That team covers infrastructure, data, and security. We size it during scoping, and you can change it as the work shifts.
An AWS developer builds the applications and services that run on AWS. An AWS DevOps engineer owns the delivery path and the platform under it: pipelines, infrastructure as code, monitoring, and uptime. Plenty of our engineers do both. We tell you which side a candidate leans toward before you interview.
You get curated profiles within 24 to 48 hours of the scoping call. The engineer you pick starts within 48 to 72 hours of sign-off. We sort out access, tooling, and standups in the first two days, so you do not lose a sprint to setup.