Cloud AI Hardware Architect — GPU Server Systems

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Denver (CO); On-site; USD 159,000 - 215,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Denver, CO seeks a Cloud Hardware Development Engineer to define server architectures for AI training workloads and drive validation from PCBA bring-up through fleet deployment.

You will lead ODM/JDM partners, mentor engineers, and own fleet quality metrics post-launch, ensuring end-to-end platform reliability and scalability for GPU-accelerated servers. The role requires a strong background in electrical engineering, power delivery, thermal/mechanical design, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or equivalent.
• 7+ years of hardware design and development experience for server, compute, or large-scale infrastructure platforms.
• Experience leading hardware development through full product lifecycle (concept through production ramp).
• Experience with high-speed signal integrity or accelerator subsystems.

Responsibilities

• Define server architectures and translate workload demand into detailed designs and specifications.
• Define and execute validation strategies from PCBA bring-up through server and rack integration.
• Own fleet quality metrics post-launch and drive design improvements from data.
• Collaborate with ODM/JDM partners and cross-team groups to align on requirements and milestones.

Skills

Hardware design

Server architectures

DFx (Design for Test/Manufacturing)

Root cause analysis

Mentoring engineers

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Master's or PhD in EE/CE

Job description

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Denver, CO seeks a Cloud Hardware Development Engineer to define server architectures for AI training workloads and drive validation from PCBA bring-up through fleet deployment.

You will lead ODM/JDM partners, mentor engineers, and own fleet quality metrics post-launch, ensuring end-to-end platform reliability and scalability for GPU-accelerated servers. The role requires a strong background in electrical engineering, power delivery, thermal/mechanical design, and