Join the AWS Infrastructure Services team, the backbone of cloud innovation, ensuring the seamless operation of global data centers. We tackle complex challenges within the supply chain, supporting everything from servers and storage to power and cooling. Our diverse team includes engineers, supply chain specialists, and operations managers, all dedicated to delivering infinite capacity at the lowest cost while upholding the highest safety and security standards.

We foster an inclusive culture that thrives on bold ideas and empowers individuals to see their contributions through to completion. If you're driven by technical challenges and passionate about keeping the cloud running, we encourage you to explore opportunities with us.

Execute precise physical installations, cabling, handoffs, and decommissioning of server racks across assigned data center sites. This involves performing structured cabling, rack installations adhering to established SOPs, and managing decommissioning activities. You will also be responsible for preparing SOPs for new processes and stakeholder management with cross-functional teams.

Key duties include executing rack installations and cabling per AWS standards, performing structured cabling, completing and validating OTDR and power testing, and adhering to all EHS and LOTO procedures. You will manage work orders, perform quality checks, identify and escalate issues, support deployment readiness, handle and stage materials, and maintain accurate inventory records.

A Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field is required, alongside a minimum of 4 years of experience in data center operations, structured cabling, or physical infrastructure installation. Familiarity with data center rack installation, including physical placement, power connections, and grounding, is essential.

Preferred qualifications include experience with customer interaction during problem resolution, operating under pressure, and a strong understanding of cabling infrastructure best practices. Experience in a hyperscale or high-volume data center environment, including racking/stacking gear, cable management, and hot/cold aisle containment, is highly advantageous.