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
Support Amazon’s Tokyo data centers through hardware and network troubleshooting, maintenance and operations. The role works non-standard shifts, including nights.
Required qualifications are general PC/server hardware knowledge, practical Linux/Windows knowledge and basic networking experience, plus the ability to work ten-hour shifts with a one-hour break on a four-day-on, three-day-off pattern.
Ticketing and escalation experience, data-center experience, maintenance-window and change-management knowledge, Japanese and English communication, Linux/networking qualifications, scripting and a technical degree or equivalent experience are preferred rather than required.
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