Mechanical Design Engineer - Data Center, Data Centre Design Engineering EMEA

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a talented Mechanical Design Engineer to join their global engineering team focused on data center infrastructure. This role combines technical expertise with leadership opportunities in designing and innovating AWS's expanding data center footprint. The position offers exposure to multi-million dollar projects and cutting-edge technologies in cloud infrastructure.

As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you'll be responsible for leading design consultants, managing critical equipment specifications, and ensuring the successful delivery of data center projects from concept to completion. You'll work closely with internal teams, utilities, manufacturers, and contractors to create resilient and cost-effective systems that maintain world-class uptime for AWS customers.

The role requires strong technical skills in mechanical engineering, particularly in mission-critical air and water cooling HVAC design, combined with project management abilities. You'll be involved in site selection, design review, and working with local authorities to ensure compliance with building codes and requirements. The position offers significant growth opportunities within AWS Infrastructure Services, which owns the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure.

AWS values diverse experiences and fosters an inclusive culture where bold ideas are welcomed. You'll join a diverse team of professionals across various disciplines, collaborating to deliver the highest standards for safety and security while providing seemingly infinite capacity at the lowest possible cost for customers. The role offers flexibility in work arrangements and strong emphasis on work-life harmony.

This is an excellent opportunity for a mechanical engineer who enjoys solving complex problems, values continuous learning, and wants to make a significant impact in cloud infrastructure development. The position is based in Dublin, Ireland, and may require travel for site reviews and engineering evaluations.