Description

Key job responsibilities
• Office hours duty in data center operations
• Capacity landing and decommissioning according to process guideline
• Run rack to rack cabling include fiber and copper cables upon Amazon standards.
• Rack cabling coordination and quality control
• Innovate and contribute from day to day operation experiences to improve operation efficiency
• Maintain proper media operations according to process guideline
• Site management and maintain tidiness in operation areas
• Assist Hardware Break-fix and troubleshooting according to process guideline

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A day in the life
You will experience a typical day of DCO in Amazon with
• Take ownership of technical issues, utilizing cross-team collaboration when needed to drive resolution
• strive for operations excellence and innovate improvement ideas
• Use ticket system to prioritize and track the installation, diagnosis, and hardware or network issues
• Maintain service level agreements through the rapid response to emergency issues

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Basic Qualifications

- 1+ years of computer hardware troubleshooting and repair experience
- 1+ years of computer networking experience
- Bachelor's degree

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Preferred Qualifications

- 1+ years of data center experience
- Knowledge of fiber optic and copper cabling standards, testing equipment and troubleshooting methodologies
- Experience summarizing and communicating important data

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About the company

Amazon

Company overview

Amazon runs a wide set of consumer and enterprise businesses, including online retail, Prime Video and other subscription services, advertising, devices, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon also builds large-scale software and infrastructure for logistics, payments, and cloud computing, and hires across engineering, product, operations, corporate functions, and frontline roles. Amazon’s early-career hiring spans both office-based teams and operational sites, which means “entry-level” can look very different depending on the org.

Locations and presence

Amazon has major corporate hubs in Seattle and Arlington (HQ2) plus large engineering and operations sites across North America, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific. For many corporate roles, Amazon’s stated expectation has shifted to five days per week in-office for office-based employees (with exceptions depending on role and site).

Palpable Score

76.7

/ 100

Amazon is one of the most accessible early-career employers at scale, with recurring internships and graduate hiring across many disciplines and geographies. Amazon also provides unusually clear public information about interview mechanics and publishes pay ranges on a large share of roles, which supports informed decision-making. The biggest drag on outcomes is the combination of high-performance culture signals and recent corporate job cuts, which adds risk for early-career stability depending on team and org.

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