Amazon · Seattle, WA

Support Engr III AMZ23032.3

US, WA, SeattleOperations

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Job description

Employer

Amazon.com Services LLC

Position

Support Engineer III - AMZ23032.3

Location

Seattle, WA

Multiple Positions Available

1. Perform 3D modeling, meshing, and feature extractions of physical

facilities and equipment.

2. Participate in and execute on 3D and BIM modeling initiatives.

3. Analyze multi-layer engineering models for clash detection and

produce detailed clash reports.

4. Maintain organization and management of 2D and 3D information as

it pertains to coordination and design projects including project notes

and documentation.

5. Maintain and follow QA/QC procedures to ensure consistency and

quality of work.

6. Support field on-site scanning and process/register 3D LiDAR data

7. Work with field engineers to develop and streamline standard

operating procedures for use cases of reality capture for automation

deployment.

8. Work with and lead coordination meetings with cross-functional

deployment teams to deliver timely feedback on installation errors and

clashes

9. Domestic and international travel up to 50% to perform role

responsibilities may be required

(40 hours / week, 8:00am-5:00pm, Salary Range $114899 - $130700)

Amazon.com is an Equal Opportunity – Affirmative Action Employer – Minority / Female / Disability / Veteran / Gender Identity / Sexual Orientation

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