Controls Engineering Intern – Data Center Power & Cooling

Amazon Inc.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 13,000 - 20,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Asia-Pacific Resources Private Limited (Singapore) invites students to join its AWS Internship Program as a Controls Engineering Intern. You will work with Singapore engineers on live data centers, learning how sensors, controllers and sequences of operation keep chillers, air handlers and switchgear running safely.

No prior data center experience is required; we will teach you the systems. A strong foundation in control theory and fundamentals, plus curiosity and attention to detail, are

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics or Computer Engineering
• Year 3 or final-year student
• Coursework in control systems (e.g., feedback loops, PID or automation)
• Foundational knowledge of electrical engineering (circuits, power distribution) and mechanical engineering (thermodynamics, fluids or HVAC)
• Able to commit to a full-time internship
• Candidates must be able to legally work in Singapore

Responsibilities

• Reviewing points lists and sequences of operation against design documents
• Helping build and track digital inspection and testing checklists
• Analysing alarm and trend data to find recurring issues and their root causes
• Keeping technical records, such as as-built drawings and test documents, accurate and current
• Supporting small automation and tooling projects that save the team time

Skills

Control systems coursework

Electrical engineering fundamentals

Mechanical engineering fundamentals

Lawful to work in Singapore

Full-time internship commitment

Python

BACnet

Modbus

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics or Computer Engineering

Tools

Python

BACnet

Modbus

Job description

Amazon Asia-Pacific Resources Private Limited (Singapore) invites students to join its AWS Internship Program as a Controls Engineering Intern. You will work with Singapore engineers on live data centers, learning how sensors, controllers and sequences of operation keep chillers, air handlers and switchgear running safely.

No prior data center experience is required; we will teach you the systems. A strong foundation in control theory and fundamentals, plus curiosity and attention to detail, are