Data Center Facilities Lead - 24x7 Electrical/Mechanical

Amazon Inc.; New Albany (OH); On-site; USD 129,000 - 193,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Parental leave

Job summary

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Ohio is seeking a Data Center Facility Manager to lead hands-on electrical and mechanical troubleshooting and to ensure reliability and efficiency of critical data center infrastructure.

You will supervise 24x7 engineering technicians and Facility Managers, coordinate with vendors, manage budgets, and drive safety, uptime, and project delivery across complex systems such as generators, switchgear, UPS, chillers, CRACs, and cooling towers.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in a managerial role with 5+ direct reports.
• 3+ years electrical or mechanical field experience.
• Experience installing/commissioning electrical and mechanical systems.

Responsibilities

• Oversee data center infrastructure without impacting customers.
• Ensure safety, security, availability, quality, and performance while driving a positive customer experience across multiple shift schedules.
• Manage teams of 24x7 engineering technicians and Facility Managers in all facets of their careers.
• Engage in improvement projects and drive them from conception to completion.
• Ensure staffing levels are maintained and grow with expansions.
• Be actively involved in ongoing construction activities.
• Coordinate daily with third-party vendors to ensure adherence to SLAs.

Skills

Leadership

Electrical experience

Mechanical experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Ohio is seeking a Data Center Facility Manager to lead hands-on electrical and mechanical troubleshooting and to ensure reliability and efficiency of critical data center infrastructure.

You will supervise 24x7 engineering technicians and Facility Managers, coordinate with vendors, manage budgets, and drive safety, uptime, and project delivery across complex systems such as generators, switchgear, UPS, chillers, CRACs, and cooling towers.