Commissioning Engineer

AWS Infrastructure Services is at the heart of Amazon's cloud operations, responsible for the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. This role offers an opportunity to join the team that keeps the cloud running, supporting all AWS data centers and their critical components. As a Commissioning Engineer, you'll be part of the AWS Commissioning team (ACx), working on fascinating challenges in data center infrastructure. You'll oversee the commissioning of critical systems including power systems, HVAC, and BMS, ensuring they meet AWS's high standards.

The position combines technical expertise with project management, requiring you to coordinate with various stakeholders, manage multiple concurrent projects, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards. You'll be responsible for system validation, documentation review, and performance verification of critical infrastructure components.

AWS offers a diverse and inclusive work environment where innovation is encouraged and bold ideas are welcomed. You'll work alongside a diverse team of professionals, including software engineers, hardware specialists, and operations managers. The company provides extensive career development opportunities, mentorship programs, and a strong focus on work-life harmony.

The role is ideal for experienced professionals who are passionate about infrastructure and want to contribute to the growth of AWS's global presence. You'll be part of a team that values diverse experiences and perspectives, with opportunities to participate in employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences. AWS's commitment to becoming Earth's Best Employer means you'll find plenty of resources for professional growth and development.

Join AWS to tackle fascinating challenges in data center infrastructure while working with cutting-edge technology and contributing to the backbone of cloud computing. Your work will directly impact millions of AWS customers who rely on our infrastructure for their critical operations.