Data Center Engineering Operations Technician, DCC Communities

Join AWS Infrastructure Services, the team responsible for keeping the cloud running worldwide. As a Data Center Engineering Operations Technician, you'll be part of Earth's most customer-centric company, working in some of the world's most sophisticated and secure data centers. You'll maintain and operate critical infrastructure systems including electrical, mechanical, and fire/life safety equipment.

The role involves hands-on electrical and mechanical equipment preventative maintenance and troubleshooting. You'll work with standby diesel generators, 3-phase electrical systems, UPS units, PDUs, wet cell batteries, CRAHU units, centrifugal chillers, cooling towers, and various other mechanical systems. You'll be responsible for monitoring building management systems, performing regular inspections, and ensuring 24/7 reliability of data center operations.

AWS values diverse experiences and fosters an inclusive culture through employee-led affinity groups and ongoing learning opportunities. You'll join a team of software, hardware, and network engineers, working on challenging problems that impact global infrastructure. The role offers career growth through mentorship and knowledge-sharing, with a strong emphasis on work-life harmony.

As an AWS team member, you'll help deliver the highest standards for safety and security while providing seemingly infinite capacity at the lowest possible cost for customers. The position requires technical expertise, physical capabilities, and the ability to work in rotating shifts. You'll be part of a team that pioneered cloud computing and never stopped innovating, supporting some of the world's most successful companies.

This is an excellent opportunity for technically-minded individuals who want to be part of maintaining and operating critical infrastructure that powers the cloud. You'll work alongside the brightest minds in the industry, implementing new technologies and best practices to meet evolving market demands.