Amazon
Controls Engineer, Amazon Data Services, Inc
$111K–$186K
New Albany, OH · Full-time · Posted Jul 1, 2026
- Experience
- 5 years of relevant controls experience with a qualifying engineering degree, or 10 years in lieu of a degree; also requires 5+ years of industrial controls experience in a critical environment and 4+ years of project or vendor management experience.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent engineering science; 10 years of relevant controls experience may substitute for the degree.
About the job
Maintains and improves building management and electrical power monitoring systems in AWS data centers, including troubleshooting, project delivery, commissioning, and operational support.
What you'll do
- Troubleshoot BMS and EPMS issues, perform root cause analysis, and resolve maintenance findings.
- Plan and manage controls improvement projects, including scope, schedule, budget, procurement, and vendor coordination.
- Support system design, configuration, commissioning, controls programming, and data center operations.
What they ask for
- Knowledge of engineering documentation, electrical diagrams, and standard operating procedures.
- Experience with power management and power monitoring systems.
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent engineering science plus 5 years of relevant controls experience, OR 10 years of relevant controls experience in lieu of a degree.
- 5+ years of industrial controls experience in a critical environment and 4+ years of project or vendor management experience associated with construction and project execution.
Nice to have
- Knowledge of critical data center equipment.
- Project management experience in data centers or comparable critical infrastructure; experience in Data Center Engineering Operations and understanding of electrical and mechanical infrastructure.
Pay
111,300.00 - 186,100.00 USD annually (base salary)
Tools
BMS, EPMS, SOO
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