Systems Engineer, Controls Fleet, Data Center Capacity Delivery

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Are you experienced in managing Windows and Linux systems with a passion for building highly-available infrastructure at massive scale? Join us in driving cloud innovation and automation, deploying mission-critical systems that power global operations.


AWS Infrastructure Services designs, delivers, and operates the global infrastructure that keeps AWS running. We manage the critical data center components - from servers and networking to power and cooling - that ensure continuous service for our customers. Within this organization, the Controls Fleet team builds and supports critical infrastructure services that power the world's premier e-commerce and cloud computing environments.


We are seeking a passionate and motivated Systems Engineer to join our team of Windows and Linux experts. In this role, you'll deploy infrastructure and build automated solutions across our growing environment. The ideal candidate will have strong experience in Windows Server administration and Linux systems, hands-on experience with automation and scripting (PowerShell, Python, or Bash), and solid understanding of networking and distributed systems. Strong communication and documentation skills are essential, as you'll be collaborating closely with global teams. We value candidates who solve complex technical challenges through root cause analysis, can adapt to a fast-paced environment, and effectively communicate technical concepts. You'll make an impact by deploying and managing critical infrastructure, creating automated solutions for large-scale deployments, collaborating with teams to improve system reliability, and implementing solutions to technical challenges.


You will be working in a hyper-growth environment where priorities shift quickly. You must be flexible and adapt well to a wide range of tasks and technologies.


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