Inside Plant Cabling Quality Assurance Engineer, DCC Communities

AWS Infrastructure Services (AIS) is seeking a Quality Assurance Engineer to join their team responsible for the design, planning, delivery, and operation of AWS global infrastructure. This role is crucial in maintaining the quality standards of AWS data centers worldwide.

As a QA Engineer, you'll focus on fiber optic and optic components, cabling, and interconnect products. You'll work with engineering teams to develop global design standards, installation guidelines, and product specifications. Your responsibilities include conducting site audits, ensuring compliance with standards, and driving continuous improvement initiatives.

The position requires extensive knowledge in data center operations and quality assurance methodologies. You'll need strong communication skills to work effectively with technical teams and management. The role involves 40%+ travel to AWS data centers for project reviews and coordination with onsite personnel.

AWS offers an inclusive culture that welcomes diverse experiences and bold ideas. You'll join a team that values continuous learning and innovation. The company provides excellent career growth opportunities through mentorship programs and knowledge-sharing initiatives. AWS emphasizes work-life harmony and supports flexible working arrangements.

This is an opportunity to impact the infrastructure that powers one of the world's largest cloud platforms. You'll work on challenging problems involving thousands of variables in the supply chain while ensuring the highest standards for safety and security. The role offers exposure to cutting-edge technology and the chance to work with diverse teams across AWS.

The ideal candidate will have 3+ years of QA experience and data center project management background, with specific expertise in fiber optic systems. BICSI RCDD/DCDC certification and familiarity with industry standards (ISO9001, TIA568C) are preferred. The position is based in Hermiston, OR, with significant travel requirements to various AWS facilities.