Data Center Operations Tech II, Operations, IT, & Support Engineering

AWS Infrastructure Services (AIS) is at the heart of Amazon Web Services' global operations, responsible for designing, planning, delivering, and operating all AWS global infrastructure. As a Data Center Operations Tech II, you'll be part of the team that literally keeps the cloud running. You'll work with cutting-edge technology in AWS data centers, maintaining servers, storage, networking, power, and cooling equipment that ensures continuous service for AWS customers worldwide.

The role offers a unique opportunity to learn how "the cloud" works from the ground up. You'll join a diverse team of professionals, including software engineers, hardware specialists, and network experts. The position provides hands-on experience with enterprise-scale infrastructure and the chance to solve complex technical challenges.

AWS values diverse experiences and backgrounds, welcoming candidates from all walks of life. The company offers comprehensive training and development programs, with clear paths for career progression. You could advance to become a full-time Server Engineer as you gain expertise. The team culture emphasizes inclusion, innovation, and customer obsession, following Amazon's motto: "Work Hard. Have Fun. Make History."

The position combines technical operations with strategic thinking, requiring attention to detail and problem-solving skills. You'll work in a fast-paced environment that's constantly evolving, with opportunities to contribute to process improvements and innovations. The role offers exposure to cutting-edge cloud technology while working alongside industry experts in a collaborative, learning-focused environment.

AWS provides a supportive workplace culture that values work-life harmony and professional growth. You'll have access to mentorship opportunities, employee-led affinity groups, and ongoing learning experiences. The company's commitment to diversity and inclusion is reflected in various initiatives, including Conversations on Race and Ethnicity (CORE) and AmazeCon conferences.