Deploy, maintain and troubleshoot data-center building-management and power-monitoring systems, coordinating installations, commissioning, vendors and on-call service across North Asia.
About this role
The Data Center Engineering and Operations team maintains the electrical and mechanical facilities that keep AWS data centers running around the clock. This role is based at a data center in the Tokyo metropolitan area, which may include Tokyo, Chiba or Kanagawa.
Work includes monitoring and maintaining power and cooling equipment, responding to failures, investigating technical problems, planning maintenance and managing service vendors. The engineer also coordinates equipment installation and removal with other data-center teams.
Applicants need at least one year of relevant facilities, electrical, mechanical, fire-protection or controls experience, or a basic understanding of related equipment. They must be able to work nonstandard shifts, including twelve-hour shifts with two hours of breaks on a four-days-on, three-days-off schedule, and safely move approximately 18 kg equipment using assistance devices. Experience in the listed industrial sectors is preferred.
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