Global Mechanical Product Lifecycle Engineer - Data Centers

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 136,600 - 184,800; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Columbus, OH seeks a Global Product Lifecycle Engineer for Mechanical (Cooling) infrastructure products used in AWS data centers. You will own the product lifecycle and collaborate with development teams to ensure performance and reliability.

The role focuses on sustaining mechanical cooling systems, design for manufacturability, and problem-solving across global teams, with approximately 30% travel. Opportunity to influence data center efficiency and availability.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent.
• 8+ years of experience developing mechanical and/or mechanical cooling products.
• Experience with product lifecycle management and related systems.
• Ability to design for manufacturability and work with contract manufacturers.

Responsibilities

• Possess strong engineering judgement and provide recommendations.
• Review, update, and approve equipment submittals.
• Work with global mechanical equipment suppliers and manufacturers.
• Support Operations including failure mode and root cause analysis and troubleshooting.
• Lead sustaining and product lifecycle activities for mechanical cooling products.

Skills

Mechanical engineering expertise

Troubleshooting mechanical components

Design for manufacturability

Strong engineering judgement

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent

Tools

Product Lifecycle Management

Job description

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Columbus, OH seeks a Global Product Lifecycle Engineer for Mechanical (Cooling) infrastructure products used in AWS data centers. You will own the product lifecycle and collaborate with development teams to ensure performance and reliability.

The role focuses on sustaining mechanical cooling systems, design for manufacturability, and problem-solving across global teams, with approximately 30% travel. Opportunity to influence data center efficiency and availability.