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Data Centre Engineering Operations Facilities Manager, DCEO

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Data Centre Engineering Operations Facilities Manager, DCEO
AWS Data Centre Facilities Manager
The AWS Data Centre Facilities Manager leads critical infrastructure operations at strategic AWS facilities that power cloud computing services worldwide. This role combines operational excellence, technical expertise, and team leadership to ensure continuous facility availability while driving innovation and cost efficiency.
This position requires hands-on oversight of mission-critical infrastructure and leadership of Integrated Data Centre Systems and Mechanical & Electrical teams. The Facilities Manager maintains operational standards, security protocols, facility certifications, and manages third-party vendor relationships while implementing processes that enhance infrastructure reliability and reduce operational costs.
Key Responsibilities
Operations & Infrastructure Management
- Manage 24/7 site engineering operations, including shift planning, maintenance schedules, and Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM)
- Oversee critical infrastructure systems, including:
- Electrical components (feeders, transformers, generators, switchgear, UPS systems, ATS units, PDU units)
- Mechanical systems (chillers, pumps, air handling units)
- Drive Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) improvements, optimising cooling, power, and infrastructure for maximum efficiency
- Manage and optimise space and power, maximising opportunities for growth and operational efficiency
- Plan and deliver site infrastructure projects, ensuring delivery on time, within scope, and on budget
- Develop, manage, and control operational budgets
- Maintain productive relationships with third-party service providers and internal stakeholders
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Leadership & Team Development
- Lead, inspire, and develop teams of technical professionals
- Act as a role model, driving service excellence, training, and development for all team members
- Foster an inclusive environment that encourages innovation and empowers solving complex operational challenges
- Implement rigorous training programs to prepare staff for operational scenarios
Compliance & Safety
- Ensure adherence to—and exceed—Health & Safety standards
- Maintain compliance with health & safety, security procedures, and compliance accreditations
- Ensure understanding of UK regulatory requirements, particularly health and safety legislation
- Maintain a secure working environment, driving continuous safety improvements
- Lead emergency procedures and incident response


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Basic Qualifications
- Experience in people management and team development
- Experience in engineering work, managing large-scale services
- Experience maintaining SLAs via proactive issue detection and reporting
- Experience operating a mission-critical team or product
Preferred Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field
- Technical knowledge of electrical and mechanical systems, including:
- Data centre operations (feeders, transformers, generators, switchgear, UPS, ATS, PDU, chillers, pumps, air handling units, and CRAC units)
- Experience in a management position with five or more direct reports
- Experience working in data centres, with a focus on building and equipment operations
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