Electrical Infrastructure Reliability Lead
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Amazon in Roma
Description
Operations is at the heart of everything Amazon does, and reliability is one of the ways we optimise our processes. The Amazon Reliability Maintenance and Engineering team keeps all our equipment in excellent working order, from printers to fully automated sortation systems.
As a Electrical Infrastructure Reliability Manager, you'll have a proven track record of improving the reliability of electrical systems, via maintenance commissioning and inspection programs. You’ll make sure that our automated systems are able to work at their best so that our customers get their orders on time. By exploring data on everything from control systems to sensors, you’ll minimise EU wide downtime due to power outages. Prior experience in any RME capacity at an Amazon FC/SC/DS site is valuable. German, Italian, Spanish or French language proficiency is considered a preferred qualification.
The applicable collective agreement for this role is CBA for employees of Telecommunication Sector.
The position is classified at level Quardo, depending on the candidate's skills,
competences and experience.
Key job responsibilities
- Lead Power Resilence improvement workstreams involving multiple internal teams: central engineering teams and site teams including operational leadership, maintenance and safety
- Manage vendor relationships and conduct technical review of vendor deliverables for accuracy, completeness, and compliance
- Deliver regular status reports and executive-level briefings to senior stakeholders across engineering, operations, and safety functions
- Be capable of being a subject matter expert in electrical distribution (LV, MV and HV) for site auditing, root cause analysis and problem resolution.
- Lead end-to-end Power System Studies, including data collection, modelling, technical review of vendor deliverables, on-site implementation of findings, lessons learned.
- Evaluate commissioning, maintenance, and testing documentation for key electrical assets (e.g