The cloud—it’s a very small name for such a powerful platform. So much of what we all do every day involves the cloud, whether it’s online banking, binge watching on streaming services, rerouting your maps, booking a hotel, or using nearly every app on your phone. The cloud has become an essential part of our lives—and it’s the AWS Infrastructure Services (AIS) team that keeps the AWS cloud running. If you’re driven to make an impact, you’ll fit right in at AIS.
AIS owns the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure, including all of the servers, storage, networking, power, and cooling equipment in every AWS data center. You’ll join a diverse team of software, hardware, and network engineers, supply chain specialists, security experts, operations managers, and other vital roles, all dedicated to delivering continual access to the innovation and information our customers need.
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It takes a lot of talented people to manage the world’s most comprehensive cloud platform. Whatever your expertise, you’ll find a team that empowers you to do the best work of your career. Explore a few of our teams below.
The network services team is empowered to pursue improvements in processes, tooling, and automation that ensure outstanding customer experiences. Our inclusive team collaborates across AWS to develop networks that deliver low latency and high availability, identifying and solving issues before they impact our customers.
Innovation has two components: bold ideas and powerful infrastructure. Our supply chain team uses both to make a long-term impact for our customers. Explore how you can play a key role in managing the procurement, cost, and deployment of data center server racks, networking tools, power and cooling equipment, and more.
The data center team ensures AWS data centers run at maximum speed, with optimal capacity, efficiency, and sustainability. Whether you’re interested in data center engineering, logistics, networking, cabling, or another specialty, you’ll be part of a collaborative, cross-functional team and have end-to-end ownership of ideas.
Innovation starts with inspiration, so we’re committed to a company culture where talented people can be themselves and turn bold ideas into powerful products.
“I’m proud to work for AWS CloudFront, one of the largest content delivery networks in the world. We forecast, build, and maintain capacity for our customers on secure, efficient infrastructure. Our diverse teams work across the US, Canada, and Australia to innovate on behalf of our customers. At AWS, 70% of traffic is serviced by CloudFront, so we’re constantly working on real-world challenges and taking ownership of the whole software development life cycle, including defining, prioritizing, designing, building, and testing new features.”
Rahul, Sr. Manager Systems Development, Seattle, WA
“AIS technical program managers serve in a wide range of roles. Our work is highly variable—one day you’re working on a three-year plan for some really cool software, and the next you could be optimizing the electrical systems in our data centers globally. You’ll help manage the installation of network equipment, build data centers, manage equipment repair, develop training programs and procedures, and develop software that optimizes the work our AIS teams do every day.”
Chris, Principal TPM, Herndon, VA
“Our team assesses data center components to determine whether they get recycled, get more testing, or go back as a spare part. Coming from the fulfillment side of Amazon operations, this is more laid back and less stressful. It’s a much smaller workforce and more intimate than a huge warehouse. Plus I feel like it’s just beginning and growing, even though the data centers have been around for a while.”
Suzanne, DC Materials Technician, Florence, KY
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If you enjoy working with talented people to solve challenging technical, operations, and supply chain issues, you belong at AIS. The scale and scope of our business gives you more opportunities to extend your skills, explore new technology, and make an impact for our customers across the cloud. Whatever your experience or expertise, explore why AWS is the best place to build your career.