Document Control Program Engineer

Requirements

Must have:

- We require a bachelors degree in engineering, architecture, electrical engineering, or a closely related discipline.

• We look for at least 2 years of experience as a project engineer on commercial construction projects.
• We require hands-on experience managing technical documents using office and collaboration tools such as Autodesk BIM360, Bluebeam, Procore, SharePoint, and Salesforce.
• We value prior exposure to data center engineering, mission-critical facilities, or similar critical environments.
• We expect strong written and verbal communication skills.
• We need the ability to work across multi-disciplinary, highly technical engineering and program teams.
• We look for strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage documentation risks and deadlines.
• We value knowledge of project schedule sequencing across design and construction phases.
• We prefer candidates with familiarity in building codes, regional regulations, commercial or industrial power systems, or mechanical systems.
• We prefer NETA or ASHRAE certification, commissioning-focused training, or related education.
• We prefer experience using Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Word, and Excel.
• Up to 25% travel may be required.

Responsibilities:

- We manage multiple engineering drawings, specifications, and project documents at the same time while coordinating workflows with the right stakeholders.

• We review technical documentation for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with contractual requirements.
• We conduct quality assurance and quality control checks on design drawings before they are released for construction.
• We coordinate engineering and architectural specifications, drawings, and permit submissions for active projects.
• We support engineering managers and regional engineers by preparing complete documentation through design and construction handoff, including drawings, specifications, bill of materials, and calculations.
• We oversee archiving, tracking, filing, version control, and naming standards for project records.
• We collaborate with engineering teams and business partners to standardize deliverables and improve consistency globally.
• We build and maintain processes, reporting mechanisms, metrics, and KPIs that improve portfolio visibility and execution.
• We manage design scope, schedules, budgets, resources, quality, and risk across the colocation engineering portfolio.
• We prepare executive-ready updates and narratives that explain costs, timelines, customer metrics, and strategic trade-offs.
• We drive program strategy, deployment planning, and execution support for engineering teams.
• We identify process and tooling improvements that strengthen team efficiency.
• We partner closely with business development, supply chain, operations, engineering, and project delivery teams.
• We provide training and direct support to colocation engineering teams.
• We learn the AWS data center lifecycle for colocation sites and help apply that knowledge globally.

Company:

We are AWS Infrastructure Services, the team responsible for the design, planning, delivery, and operation of AWS global infrastructure that keeps the cloud running.

Our Data Center Colocation

Engineering team owns the lifecycle of AWS colocation data center sites and works with structural, mechanical, electrical, civil, controls, and technical program professionals to build secure, safe, and highly efficient facilities with world-class uptime.

We offer an inclusive, collaborative culture that values diverse experiences, work-life balance, mentorship, and career growth, and we encourage candidates from varied backgrounds to apply. This role supports our engineering organization and can involve up to 25% travel as needed.