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AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional
Showcase advanced skills in building and deploying production-ready AI solutions using AWS services like Amazon Bedrock
AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional
AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional showcases advanced technical expertise in building and deploying production-ready AI solutions using AWS Services like Bedrock. Perfect for developers with 2+ years of cloud experience looking to advance their careers. For organizations investing in AI initiatives, this certification provides a reliable way to identify and verify developers who can move beyond proofs-of-concept to build production-grade generative AI solutions that deliver tangible business results while maintaining security and cost efficiency.
The first 5,000 exam participants will receive a special Early Adopter badge upon passing.
Exam overview
AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional
Category
Professional
Beta exam duration
205 minutes
Beta exam format
85 questions, multiple choice and multiple response
Beta exam cost
150 USD. Visit Exam pricing for additional cost information, including foreign exchange rates
Testing options
Pearson VUE testing center or online proctored exam
Beta languages offered
English and Japanese
Prepare for the exam
Go from start to certified. Follow our Exam Prep Plan on AWS Skill Builder, our online learning center, so you can approach exam day with confidence.
1
Get to know the exam with exam-style questions
Take the AWS Certification Official Practice Question Set to understand exam-style questions.
2
Refresh your AWS Knowledge and skills
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3
Review and practice for your exam
Review the scope of the exam. Explore each exam domain’s topics and how they align to AWS services. Follow instructors as they walk through exam-style questions and provide test-taking strategies. Continue practicing with AWS SimuLearn.
4
Assess your exam readiness
Take the AWS Certification Official Pretest.
Key FAQs to help you get started
The target candidate should have 2 or more years of experience building production grade applications on AWS or with open-source technologies, general AI/ML or data engineering experience, and 1 year of hands-on experience implementing generative AI solutions. The target candidate should have the following AWS knowledge:
- Experience with AWS compute, storage, and networking services
- Understanding of AWS security best practices and identity management
- Experience with AWS deployment and infrastructure as code tools
- Familiarity with AWS monitoring and observability services
- Understanding of AWS cost optimization principles
The AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional positions candidates for significant career growth in a rapidly expanding market where 1 in 4 technology jobs now require AI skills according to the Wall Street Journal. As companies shift toward integrating AI into existing roles rather than creating entirely new AI-focused positions, this certification demonstrates you can deliver practical AI solutions that drive business value.
You are not required to earn any specific certifications prior to preparing for this certification. However, candidates could benefit from earning the AWS Certified AI Practitioner, AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate, AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer - Associate, and/or AWS Certified Data Engineer - Associate before attempting the AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional.
AWS Certification uses beta exams to validate performance of exam questions before the questions are used on standard versions of an exam. An exam can go through the beta process before the exam is launched for the first time. AWS Certification can also complete a beta process when an exam content outline changes. Candidates who pass the beta exam will be among the first to hold the new certification. You can find more information about beta exams on the AWS Certification website. The section on “Beta exams” includes information regarding the differences between the beta version and the standard version of an exam.
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