Join AWS Infrastructure Services, the team responsible for keeping Amazon's cloud infrastructure running worldwide. As a Data Center Engineering Operations Technician, you'll be part of the front-line team maintaining and operating critical infrastructure in some of the world's most sophisticated data centers. You'll work with cutting-edge technology, handling everything from electrical systems and mechanical equipment to fire/life safety systems.
The role involves hands-on work with mission-critical equipment including standby diesel generators, 3-phase electrical systems, UPS units, PDUs, CRAHU units, centrifugal chillers, and cooling towers. You'll be responsible for monitoring, maintaining, and troubleshooting these systems to ensure 24/7 reliability.
AWS values diverse experiences and backgrounds, welcoming candidates from all walks of life. You'll join a team that prioritizes inclusion, offering employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning experiences. The company emphasizes work-life harmony and provides extensive career development opportunities through mentorship and knowledge-sharing.
As part of Amazon Web Services, the world's most comprehensive cloud platform, you'll contribute to maintaining the infrastructure that powers countless businesses globally. The role offers the chance to work with the brightest minds in the industry, constantly learning and evolving as technology advances.
Physical requirements include the ability to lift weights, work on ladders, and perform various construction tasks. The position may involve 12-hour shifts and rotating schedules, requiring flexibility and commitment to maintaining critical infrastructure operations.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with technical aptitude and interest in data center operations to join a leading technology company that continues to define industry standards. You'll be part of a team that values innovation, customer focus, and continuous improvement while maintaining some of the most advanced data center facilities in the world.