Controls Engineer, Australia & New Zealand Controls Deployment and Service

AWS Infrastructure Services is seeking a Controls Engineer to join their Data Center Capacity Delivery Asia-Pacific Controls Deployment and Service (DCCD APAC CDS) team. This role is crucial in delivering and servicing control systems that monitor and ensure the health of AWS data centers across Australia and New Zealand.

As a Controls Engineer, you'll be responsible for deploying and maintaining building automation systems, including Building Management Systems (BMS) and Electrical Power Monitoring Systems (EPMS). You'll work at the intersection of infrastructure and technology, ensuring AWS maintains its reputation for unmatched reliability, security, and performance.

The role offers unique opportunities to work with cutting-edge technology at massive scale. You'll collaborate with diverse teams across AWS, including Construction, Commissioning, Critical Projects, Data Center Operations, and Engineering teams. Your work will directly impact the efficiency and reliability of AWS's global infrastructure.

Key aspects of the role include managing vendor relationships, delivering critical upgrade projects, providing technical support, and driving efficiency improvements. You'll need to balance multiple priorities while maintaining high standards for safety and security.

The ideal candidate brings experience in control systems, programming skills (particularly in PLC, SCADA, or Python), and project management capabilities. Experience in critical environments like data centers, defense, or healthcare is highly valued. You'll thrive in a fast-paced environment where change is constant and innovation is encouraged.

AWS offers comprehensive benefits, including flexible work arrangements, ongoing learning opportunities, and a strong focus on diversity and inclusion. You'll be part of a global team that values bold ideas and empowers you to own them to completion. This role provides an excellent opportunity to grow your career while contributing to the infrastructure that powers much of the modern internet.