Vice President, AWS Data Center Planning & Delivery
Job summaryWant to build and manage the data center portfolio hosting one of the world's largest and fastest growing cloud platforms? AWS Infrastructure Services is seeking a senior executive to lead global AWS data center capacity planning, real estate and energy development and acquisition, construction, and commissioning.
You and your organization will own the delivery and optimization of data center capacity to support growth in existing AWS regions, as well as the strategy and delivery for infrastructure builds in new AWS regions.
A key determinant of you and your team's success will be your ability to innovate and scale, and reduce your relianceon humans to track and manage a fast-growing, increasingly complex business.
Since early 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has provided companies of all sizes with an infrastructure platform in the cloud.
Using AWS, companies can instantly provision compute power, storage, and other services - gaining access to a secure, elastic, global computing infrastructure.
The AWS cloud is the backbone of Amazon.
com's multi-billion-dollar retail business and hundreds of thousands of enterprises, from start-ups to multi-national corporations and government agencies around the world.
AWS is consistently recognized as a leader in cloud services and is investing significantly in both new products and region expansions.
AWS was named as a leader in Gartner's Cloud Infrastructure & Platform Services (CIPS) Magic Quadrant report for the 11th consecutive year in 2021.
Innovation is in our DNA.
Our approach to product, infrastructure, and operations development and delivery is fundamentally different from other technology companies.
As a result, our customers have access to a broad, deep, and secure platform upon which to build transformational applications and services.
Today the AWS Cloud spans 84 Availability Zones within 26 geographic regions around the world, with announced plans for 27 more Availability Zones and 8 more AWS Regions in Australia (second), Canada (second), India (second), Israel, New Zealand, Spain, Switzerland, and United Arab Emirates (UAE).
As the leader of AWS global data center planning and delivery, you own the scaling, geographic expansion, and optimization of this global data center footprint.
Key job responsibilitiesBuild, develop and inspire a deep and talented bench of multi-disciplined technical leaders and domain experts, as well as commercially savvy general managers.
Your team is comprised of leaders in capacity forecasting and planning, commercial real estate acquisition, utility interconnects and planning for power and water, zoning and permitting, construction and commissioning, controls systems deployments, network deployments, risk due diligence, and geographic expansion strategic planning.
Innovate continuously.
At our scale and complexity, we cannot rely on humans and good intentions to stay on top of our plans and execution.
We have to replace legacy tools with robust automation that removes rote work from our team and delivers decisions and exceptions to high judgement leaders.
The ideal candidate will have a track record of scaling teams and businesses, continuous improvement, productivity and efficiency improvement, and automation business cases and roadmap delivery.
Execute reliably.
We are planning and building physical infrastructure at an unprecedented scale and pace.
Failure to deliver data center capacity can constrain and impact our customer's business.
We have to deliver on our project and program due dates and commitments.
The leader of this business has to be excellent at building instrumentation and alarming that flags risks and changes that can interrupt or delay the delivery of capacity.
AWS senior leaders are exceptionally paranoid, constantly looking around corners, and adept at diving into the details to uncover and mitigate risk.
Lead and make high judgement, transparent decisions that account for demand uncertainty, near and long term supply risk, and economic return on investment.
Our data center infrastructure hosts all of AWS and Amazon's services.
There is great interest in our capacity plans and deliveries that enable business growth, new products and services, geographic expansion, and our financial plans and commitments to shareholders.
We are owners and stewards of a large portion of AWS spend.
AWS senior leaders welcome scrutiny of their plans, roadmaps, delivery status, and financials and routinely seek input and help to reason about uncertainty.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
You and your organization will own the delivery and optimization of data center capacity to support growth in existing AWS regions, as well as the strategy and delivery for infrastructure builds in new AWS regions.
A key determinant of you and your team's success will be your ability to innovate and scale, and reduce your relianceon humans to track and manage a fast-growing, increasingly complex business.
Since early 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has provided companies of all sizes with an infrastructure platform in the cloud.
Using AWS, companies can instantly provision compute power, storage, and other services - gaining access to a secure, elastic, global computing infrastructure.
The AWS cloud is the backbone of Amazon.
com's multi-billion-dollar retail business and hundreds of thousands of enterprises, from start-ups to multi-national corporations and government agencies around the world.
AWS is consistently recognized as a leader in cloud services and is investing significantly in both new products and region expansions.
AWS was named as a leader in Gartner's Cloud Infrastructure & Platform Services (CIPS) Magic Quadrant report for the 11th consecutive year in 2021.
Innovation is in our DNA.
Our approach to product, infrastructure, and operations development and delivery is fundamentally different from other technology companies.
As a result, our customers have access to a broad, deep, and secure platform upon which to build transformational applications and services.
Today the AWS Cloud spans 84 Availability Zones within 26 geographic regions around the world, with announced plans for 27 more Availability Zones and 8 more AWS Regions in Australia (second), Canada (second), India (second), Israel, New Zealand, Spain, Switzerland, and United Arab Emirates (UAE).
As the leader of AWS global data center planning and delivery, you own the scaling, geographic expansion, and optimization of this global data center footprint.
Key job responsibilitiesBuild, develop and inspire a deep and talented bench of multi-disciplined technical leaders and domain experts, as well as commercially savvy general managers.
Your team is comprised of leaders in capacity forecasting and planning, commercial real estate acquisition, utility interconnects and planning for power and water, zoning and permitting, construction and commissioning, controls systems deployments, network deployments, risk due diligence, and geographic expansion strategic planning.
Innovate continuously.
At our scale and complexity, we cannot rely on humans and good intentions to stay on top of our plans and execution.
We have to replace legacy tools with robust automation that removes rote work from our team and delivers decisions and exceptions to high judgement leaders.
The ideal candidate will have a track record of scaling teams and businesses, continuous improvement, productivity and efficiency improvement, and automation business cases and roadmap delivery.
Execute reliably.
We are planning and building physical infrastructure at an unprecedented scale and pace.
Failure to deliver data center capacity can constrain and impact our customer's business.
We have to deliver on our project and program due dates and commitments.
The leader of this business has to be excellent at building instrumentation and alarming that flags risks and changes that can interrupt or delay the delivery of capacity.
AWS senior leaders are exceptionally paranoid, constantly looking around corners, and adept at diving into the details to uncover and mitigate risk.
Lead and make high judgement, transparent decisions that account for demand uncertainty, near and long term supply risk, and economic return on investment.
Our data center infrastructure hosts all of AWS and Amazon's services.
There is great interest in our capacity plans and deliveries that enable business growth, new products and services, geographic expansion, and our financial plans and commitments to shareholders.
We are owners and stewards of a large portion of AWS spend.
AWS senior leaders welcome scrutiny of their plans, roadmaps, delivery status, and financials and routinely seek input and help to reason about uncertainty.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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