
| Location | Arlington, VA |
| Industry | Retail |
| Company Size | 10,000 employees or more |
| Year Founded | 1994 |
| Website | http://Amazon.com/militaryroles |
AWS Worldwide Public Sector"s US Nonprofit (NPO) Solutions Architecture team is hiring a Solutions Architect II to partner with Account Executives across the Membership sub-vertical and serve the largest membership-based nonprofits in the United States - organizations whose missions touch tens of millions of Americans every year.
You will architect, demo, and accelerate AWS adoption for customers including national associations, religious organizations, charities, and member-services nonprofits - accounts where a single architectural decision can affect millions of members or program participants. The Membership sub-vertical inside NPO grew +15.7% YoY YTD growth on $65.9M YTD QSR (106.2% attainment) in H1 2026, with every month at or above 100% attainment. The work spans the most active themes in 2026 customer conversations: production generative AI on Amazon Bedrock, AI-driven business intelligence on Amazon Quick Suite, contact-center modernization on Amazon Connect, large-scale migrations from on-premises and competing clouds, and modern data platforms on AWS Lake Formation, AWS Glue, and Amazon QuickSight.
This is a player-coach team. We expect SAs to drive customer outcomes individually AND to invest in each other"s growth - through a bi-weekly Kiro demo-build program, a structured SA-AE mock customer-call program for skill development, peer architecture review, and shared development of internal accelerators (Kiro CLI workflow automation, agentic-AI playbooks, customer-engagement frameworks). You will be expected to ship customer wins in your first 90 days, and you will be developed toward the next level from day one.
Key job responsibilities
A day in the life
You might start the day with a 1:1 with your Account Executive on opportunity progression, then transition into a customer architecture review for a Bedrock production workload - including a discussion on inference-latency tradeoffs and Knowledge Base ingestion patterns. After that, you might run a Quick Suite Spaces demo for a customer"s analyst team to show natural-language BI in action, draft an executive readout for a CIO using Kiro, and close the day with a 30-minute peer build-day session where you and a teammate design the next agentic demo for the Kiro demo-build program.
You will move between executive-altitude conversations, hands-on technical work, customer-tailored demo building, and mentorship of more junior SAs - often within the same day.
About the team
Our team supports the largest membership-based nonprofits in the United States, dozens of organizations whose missions reach tens of millions of Americans every year.
We invest heavily in each other. Operating norms - not nice-to-haves - include:
The Membership team"s customer engagements are real, the customers are mission-driven, and the team"s investment in your development is durable. SAs on this team move up the technical-altitude ladder quickly.




