Controls System Development Engineer, Data Center Controls SysDev Engineering - Electrical

AWS Infrastructure Services is seeking a Controls System Development Engineer to join their global team responsible for the design and operation of industry-leading, large-scale data centers. This role combines software development with industrial control systems expertise, focusing on PLC programming and automation for data center infrastructure.

The position requires expertise in low voltage switchgear breaker control and generator automation, with responsibilities including developing automation sequences, programming PLCs, and creating HMI graphics. The role involves working with cutting-edge technology in AWS data centers, implementing and maintaining control systems that ensure reliable operation of critical infrastructure.

As a Controls System Development Engineer, you'll collaborate with multiple teams including construction, commissioning, and MEP engineers. You'll be responsible for creating and maintaining specification documents, managing vendor relationships, and serving as a central point of contact for electrical controls standards.

The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $116,300 to $201,200 based on location and experience, plus comprehensive benefits. This position provides an opportunity to work on challenging problems at scale, implementing solutions that directly impact AWS's global infrastructure reliability.

The ideal candidate will combine strong software development skills with deep knowledge of industrial control systems, electrical systems, and data center operations. You'll be part of a diverse, innovative team that values work-life harmony and promotes continuous learning and professional development.

Working at AWS means joining a team that's pioneering cloud computing and constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible. You'll have access to mentorship opportunities, career development resources, and be part of an inclusive culture that values diverse perspectives and experiences.