Commissioning Program Manager
Amazon
Commissioning Program Manager
Amazon
Sells products online and rents cloud computing
Do you have experience leading standards and compliance programs? Data Center Capacity Delivery Commissioning is looking for a Commissioning Program Manager, Standardization & Compliance. In this role, you will define commissioning standards, measure compliance through clear metrics, drive improvement plans, and build training that makes commissioning execution more consistent.
Your work directly supports a team of experienced commissioning professionals who deliver data center capacity across APAC. You will set the standards for how commissioning is done in the region, and you'll work with AMER and EMEA teams to shape global practice. We work backwards from our customers, and we deliver with speed without compromising Safety, Quality, Time, and Cost.
Key job responsibilities
Standardization Program Management
- Define commissioning execution standards, using technical judgment to separate must-haves from nice-to-haves
- Develop new programs, standards, and processes that improve execution consistency, guided by defined metrics
- Share analysis with business stakeholders, explain its value, and propose changes
Compliance Program Management
- Develop audit mechanisms and compliance metrics to measure adherence to commissioning standards and keep data accurate
- Partner with analysts to automate data extraction and analysis that tests hypotheses
- Define new metrics and use the results to drive change
- Present in leadership operational and business reviews (WBR/MBR/QBR), and call out areas that need immediate action
- Own quarterly improvement roadmaps, using technical knowledge of AWS data center requirements to improve business metrics
Operational Excellence
- Identify process gaps, measure their impact, propose actions, track results, and iterate
- Find training gaps, and create SOPs and training that improve compliance with standards
- Simplify commissioning processes by removing steps that don't add value
- Partner with cross-functional stakeholders to make the deliverables Commissioning receives and provides more consistent
- Work with APAC, AMER, and EMEA counterparts to drive global alignment
A day in the life
A process is only as strong as its weakest link. You will use your technical knowledge to find and strengthen those weak links, and to build the foundation of AWS commissioning standards. You will work with analysts to test hypotheses with data and use what you find to reduce project risk to Safety, Quality, Time, and Cost globally.
Consistent execution is what makes a process succeed. You will bring your industry knowledge and experience to develop best-in-class practices and build training and other methods that help teams execute consistently. You will have the backbone to tell the business, with data, where it can improve. You will partner with peers on solutions that keep the business agile and able to deliver high-quality builds consistently.
About the team
AWS Infrastructure Services owns the design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global infrastructure. We deliver the critical power, cooling, and mechanical infrastructure that keeps AWS servers, storage, and networking running, so our customers always have access to the innovation they rely on.
The AWS Data Center Capacity Delivery Commissioning team is an independent critical infrastructure validation team within the Data Center Capacity Delivery organization. Our electrical, mechanical, and controls engineers, project managers, operators, and analysts provide rigorous engineering and operational review and testing of designs, equipment, and construction practices across APAC.
We bridge the gap between what a design requires and what operations need. Our success is measured by meeting business demand and delivering infrastructure that delights our customers. We believe that "Tomorrow's Quality is Today's Validation."
Inclusive Team Culture
AWS values curiosity and connection. Our department, Data Center Planning and Delivery (DCPD), sponsors a Women's Leadership Program that supports the growth and development of female builders across the organization. Our employee-led and company-sponsored affinity groups promote inclusion and empower our people to take pride in what makes us unique. Our inclusion events build stronger, more collaborative teams. Our continual innovation draws on the bold ideas, fresh perspectives, and passionate voices our teams bring to everything we do.
- 7+ years of commissioning experience
- 7+ years of engineering, installation, or startup/commissioning of electrical and mechanical systems experience
- Bachelor's degree or above in Mechanical Engineering
- Experience in project management including resource planning, managing schedules, reporting project status and prioritizing own tasks and those of other team members for multiple projects
- Experience developing and presenting recommendations of new metrics allowing better understanding of the performance of the business
- Experience performing and presenting business case analyses
- Experience in construction of data center delivery (design, commissioning and construction), mission critical facilities, or equivalent industrial/manufacturing facility builds
- Experience in construction, or experience reading and interpreting construction drawings and specifications
- Experience in stakeholder and communication management
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