Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a Critical Infrastructure Electrical Engineer to join their Infrastructure Services team. This role is crucial in supporting AWS's global data center operations, focusing on design, maintenance, and optimization of critical facilities. As a Critical Infrastructure Engineer, you'll provide comprehensive lifecycle support for AWS Data Centers, from initial design through maintenance and improvements. You'll serve as the primary engineering resource for your region, leveraging your expertise in troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and operational support.
The position offers unique challenges working with cutting-edge technology at hyperscale, requiring strong engineering judgment and problem-solving skills. You'll collaborate with diverse teams, including Operations, Commissioning, Construction, and Design, while managing multiple projects across geographical regions. The role demands excellent communication skills and attention to detail, as you'll be responsible for critical infrastructure that powers AWS's cloud services.
AWS Infrastructure Services is the backbone of Amazon's cloud computing platform, responsible for the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. The team tackles complex problems involving thousands of variables in the supply chain, working to ensure continuous service delivery to AWS customers worldwide.
The position offers significant growth opportunities through mentorship, knowledge-sharing, and career development resources. AWS values diverse experiences and maintains an inclusive culture through employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences. The company emphasizes work-life harmony and provides a flexible working environment that supports both professional and personal growth.
This role represents an excellent opportunity for experienced engineers who are passionate about infrastructure, enjoy solving complex problems, and want to contribute to the continued growth of AWS's global data center operations.