ID - Rack Lifecycle Tech , Rack Lifecycle Team
Amazon
Amazon
Join AWS Infrastructure Services as a Rack Lifecycle Tech, a crucial role in maintaining the backbone of the cloud. You will be instrumental in the physical installation, cabling, and decommissioning of racks within our global data centers, transforming capacity plans into operational reality.
This position offers a hands-on, technical experience where precision and adherence to standards are paramount. You will work with a diverse team, contributing directly to AWS's ability to deliver reliable, safe, and cost-effective infrastructure capacity to millions of customers worldwide.
As a Rack Lifecycle Tech, your responsibilities include executing precise rack installations, structured cabling, and thorough decommissioning activities following established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
You will perform structured cabling, including fiber and copper terminations, along with comprehensive cable management. Essential duties involve completing OTDR and power testing, validating results, and promptly escalating any deviations.
Furthermore, you will manage work orders, update workflow management tools, and conduct quality checks on completed cabling. Identifying and escalating issues, supporting deployment readiness, and ensuring all documentation is accurate and complete are key aspects of this role.
To excel in this role, you should possess at least 2 years of experience in computer hardware troubleshooting and repair, complemented by over 1 year of experience in computer networking.
A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Preferred qualifications include experience handling customers effectively during problem resolution and operating efficiently under pressure, along with familiarity with rack decommissioning procedures.
We seek individuals with strong attention to detail, a commitment to EHS protocols, and the ability to accurately maintain site inventory and asset records. Your role is vital for the integrity and efficiency of AWS data center operations.
Amazon
Cloud Computing