Data Center Engineering Operations Technician, DCC Communities

AWS Infrastructure Services is seeking a Data Center Engineering Operations Technician to join their world-class team maintaining and operating critical infrastructure systems. As part of Earth's most customer-centric company, you'll work in some of the world's most sophisticated and secure data centers, alongside the brightest minds in the industry.

The role involves hands-on electrical and mechanical equipment maintenance, reporting to a Data Center Facility Manager. You'll be responsible for maintaining mission-critical systems including standby diesel generators, 3-phase electrical systems, UPS units, PDUs, and various mechanical equipment like CRAHU units, centrifugal chillers, and cooling towers.

AWS values diverse experiences and maintains an inclusive team culture. Even if your career path hasn't been traditional, we encourage you to apply. We offer extensive knowledge-sharing opportunities, mentorship, and career advancement resources. The company is committed to work-life harmony and believes that success at work shouldn't require personal sacrifices.

As an AWS Infrastructure Services team member, you'll be part of the group that keeps the cloud running, supporting all AWS data centers and the equipment that ensures continuous customer access to innovation. You'll collaborate with software, hardware, and network engineers, working on challenging problems with thousands of variables impacting the supply chain.

The position requires physical capabilities, including lifting up to 39 pounds independently and working in various positions. You'll work in shifts up to 12 hours, which may rotate on a predefined schedule. The role might support multiple locations and requires adaptability to changing site needs.

Join us in our mission to deliver the highest standards for safety and security while providing seemingly infinite capacity at the lowest possible cost for our customers. At AWS, we never stop innovating, and we're looking for talented individuals who want to help make history in cloud computing.